Shao Miyi Crane sends a book map axis

[Shao Mi Yihe Sending Books Axis]

Yihe Sending Books Axis, the tenth year of Chongzhen’s reign in the Ming Dynasty (1637), Shao Mi’s painting, paper version, color setting, 87.3 cm vertical, 51 cm horizontal
The caption on the painting: “When Chongzhen was a Dingchou in June, I occasionally recited the sentence ‘But it is strange to live in the mountains, and some people sent a book to the crane’. Brother Cang Shuci sighed that he had the same heart, and asked me to draw this picture. When the cool wind came to the Qingyin Hall of the Fashui Temple, I was happy to remember it. Brother Shao Mi.” The next seal was “Shao Mi’s Seal” Zhu Wen, “Monk Mi’s” Zhu Wen, and “World Table’s Friendship” Zhu Wen. In addition, there are collected seals such as Pang Yuanji’s “Xuzhai Examination and Approval”, as well as ten poems and postscripts written by Jin Junming, Lu Shilian, Chen Zun, Zheng Fujiao, Xu Shupi, Zijie, Zhou Fan, Minghe, Wen Congjian and Wen Nan. Ding Chou was born in 1637, the tenth year of Chongzhen’s reign in the Ming Dynasty. The author was 45 years old
This painting depicts the scene of Yi (voice shift) crane sending books. The scene is clear, spacious and elegant. The composition of this painting is based on the Pingyuan method. The scenery is simple, the ink is elegant, the color is elegant, and the artistic conception is remote and quiet. It can be seen from the poem that the picture was made by the author for his hometown friend Chu Zhuan.