Wang Yuanqi imitates Huang Gongwang’s landscape map axis

[Wang Yuanqi’s imitating Huanggongwang landscape map axis]

The imitating Huanggongwang landscape map axis, the forty-first year of Kangxi’s reign in the Qing Dynasty (1702), Wang Yuanqi’s painting, paper, ink, 66.7 cm in length and 46 cm in width
The author’s own title: “In the autumn of Renwu, it is like a fool’s pen. Lutai Qi.”
The first seal is the Zhu Wen seal of “Fanhua Nunnery”, the second seal is the Bai Wen seal of “Wang Yuanqi”, the second seal is the Zhu Wen seal of “Lutai”, and the third seal is the Zhu Wen seal of “Yizheng Sincere Appreciation” and “Cixi Wang’s Collection”
The “Renwu” in the entertainment is the forty-first year of Kangxi in the Qing Dynasty (1702), when Wang Yuanqi was 61 years old
The picture depicts the scenery of mountains and waters under the high mountains, with trees and houses on the island. Most of the top of the rocks are left blank, and the handwriting in the empty place seems to be non-existent, showing the quiet artistic conception of the floating haze. The whole picture is full of ink, mellow and spicy, and the images are displayed in a rough way, which is full of charm. Wang said that this painting imitates the brushwork of Huang Gongwang, the painter of the Yuan Dynasty (the author’s so-called “great idiot”), and in fact incorporates the brushwork of Wang Meng, Ni Zan and others. It should be the consistent work of the author integrating the painting style of the Yuan Dynasty