[Meiqing Mount Huangshan Map Axis]
Mount Huangshan Map Axis, Qing Dynasty, Meiqing painting, silk, color, 186.8 cm in length and 57 cm in width
The self-title of this painting is: “Who planted the fairy root, and the earth is blooming here? Drink the dew for half a day, and lift the five-color glow. People turn from the fragrant country, and the road is covered by the jade house. When does the lotus seed end? Cangming is waiting for the pancha. The lotus peak. Qu Shan is clear.” The seal “Recalls the Qinhuai River in the old dream”, “Yuan Gong” Zhu Wenyin, “The future looks at the present and the past” Bai Wenyin, “On the two streams under Jingting Mountain” Zhu Wenyin. Seal seal and seal “Yi Chun Lu Bu Li Zang” in white
This picture depicts the Lotus Peak in Mount Huangshan Mountain. The author portrays Lianhua Peak as a blue lotus that shows half the sky with superb imagination and exaggerated techniques. It is towering and beautiful, noble and elegant. The stone surface of the mountain rocks is mixed with thick and light ink lines. The texture is dense, the weather is spectacular, and the flexible moss spots on the stone blend, showing the author’s deep skill in depicting Mount Huangshan scenery
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