“Han Ximeng’s Song and Yuan Dynasty Monuments Collection – Bu Gun Painting”

[Han Ximeng Collection of Song and Yuan Dynasty Monuments · Bu Gun Painting]

Han Ximeng Embroidery Collection of Song and Yuan Dynasty Monuments · Bu Gun Painting, Chongzhen of the Ming Dynasty, 33.4 cm in length and 24.5 cm in width
This picture is the third of Han Ximeng’s Embroidery of the Song and Yuan Dynasties, embroidered on the white silk floor. The picture depicts a woman sitting on a round stool with an air of concentration, who is embroidering a dragon dress. The woman wore a hairpin with gold thread trim on her head, a cross-necked orange blouse and a white ground blue flower skirt, and a blue Xiapei fluttering to the ground. Its face has moth eyebrows and apricot eyes, cherry mouth and peach cheeks, which are beautiful and beautiful. The author deliberately depicts the characters’ white wrists and slender fingers, showing the dexterity and movement of women’s fingers. The work properly grasps the depiction of the two key parts of the face and hands of the character, and creates a dignified, elegant, beautiful and intelligent image of a woman, full of strong life atmosphere
The color of this embroidery is bright and bright, bright and natural and harmonious. The needle technique is exquisite, and the description of details is particularly meticulous, avoiding similarities. For example, the wrinkles of the jacket are expressed with dark and light orange lines to grab stitches, while the wrinkles of the long skirt are obliquely thrown over with six or seven light green lines, which makes the lines of the garment smooth and has a good texture
On the opposite page, Dong Qichang wrote a poem: “The dragon is bright, and there is no need to make up for it. In my later chapter, the sun is a group. The bright five threads shine through the ages. The sun is the same as the sun, and the sun shines through the ages