Fan page of landscape map of Jiang Song

[Fan page of Jiang Song’s landscape map]

Fan page of Landscape Map, Ming Dynasty, Jiang Song’s painting, gold paper, ink pen, 17 cm in length and 51.2 cm in width
The fan page has its own title: “Three Songs are Western Gardens.” The seal “Three Songs” is printed in white
This picture is a painting with its meaning rather than its shape. The mountains and hills in the distant view are not specifically depicted, but only the hills are painted with light ink halo to outline the general shape. The calm water of Pinghu Lake in the middle view is not clear. It is completely implied by the contrast between the mountains in the distant view and the river bank in the close view. The miscellaneous trees in the close view accompanied by withering and glory are directly stained with thick and light ink on the leaves. The pen is free and easy, and the ink is dripping. The Gao Shi who talked to each other at the flat slope did not see the eyebrow, but only slightly shaped. The simple composition and general expression techniques did not make the painting lose its meaning. Jiang Song skillfully used the virtual-reality reflection, black-and-white contrast and simple artistic techniques to sing a clear voice of the mountains and waters with vast clouds, lush and deep beauty, and empty artistic conception without desolation