Shen Zhou Xinyi ink vegetable scroll

[Picture of Xinyi Ink Dishes in Shen and Zhou Dynasties]

The Picture of Xinyi Ink Dishes in the Ming Dynasty, Shen and Zhou Dynasties, the first paragraph, paper version, color setting, 34.9 cm vertically and 58.8 cm horizontally; The second paragraph, paper and ink, is 34.9 cm vertically and 58.8 cm horizontally
The first paragraph: There is no money in this picture, and the seal at the bottom right is “Qi Nan” (Zhu Wen). In addition, Wu Kuan wrote a poem: “Half contained a wooden pen, and the original number is Xinyi. Under a tree and a stone court, my hometown adds to my thinking.” The seal was “Yanzhou came to Jizi” (Zhu Wen). In addition, the seal “Xiang Yuanbian Seal” (Zhu Wen) and other seals were affixed. This painting uses the boneless method to draw the broken branches of Magnolia, the flower branches and stems are painted with beautiful and ancient strokes, and the petals and leaves are painted with different water colors and ink. The colors are clear and the layers are rich, and then the leaf veins are drawn with heavy ink and fine strokes. The composition is dense, the color is clear, beautiful and elegant, full of implication
Paragraph 2: There is no paragraph in this picture, and the seal of “Qinan” is stamped at the bottom right. In addition, Wu Kuan wrote a poem: “The green jade dawn is verdant, and the spring rain is sufficient in the border. You can also make soup by biting the root and not getting the leaves.”. In addition, Xiang Yuanbian’s “true appreciation of life” Zhu Wenyin and other seals were sealed. The painting uses the flying white of dry brush, the rendering of water and ink, and the point writing of heavy brush and thick ink to vividly represent a common Chinese cabbage. This painting highlights the characteristics of the calligraphy brush, which is extensive and unrestrained, turns naturally, and uses ink in a variety of ways. It is quite elegant and full of natural interest.