Gao Fenghan’s picture axis of Liantang Qing Dynasty

[Gao Fenghan’s Liantang Qing Painting Axis]

The Liantang Qing Painting Axis, painted by Gao Fenghan during the Qianlong period of the Qing Dynasty, paper version, color setting, 88 cm vertically and 40.6 cm horizontally
This scroll painting of lotus, lotus and cattail is inserted in the bottle, which is the setting for the Dragon Boat Festival. It is known from the collection department that Gao Fenghan painted his own life (1739, the fourth year of Qianlong’s reign) at the age of 57. At this time, his right arm had been abandoned for two years due to rheumatism. He used his left hand to paint and calligraphy, with rich ink and elegant color, and sketched by hand, with both hardness and softness, with a unique and unconventional style
Self title: “Lian Pu Qing Gong is designed to serve as a memorial to the guests at noon. Nanfu Han’s left hand is the same as the title. He is not in the capital.”. The seals are “Zuo Yizhuo Miao” (white square seal), “Tianqu Hengsheng” (white square seal), “Vertical and horizontal separation and combination” (white square seal), “Taoist Fu” (Zhu square seal), “Mount Taishan Canghai Qiaoyu” (white square seal)