[Yuanjiang Landscape Pavilion Map Axis]
Landscape Pavilion Map Axis, Qing Dynasty, Yuanjiang painting, silk edition, color setting, 166 cm vertical and 55.7 cm horizontal
This picture has no style. Seal “Yuan Jiang” Bai Wenyin and “Wen Tao” Zhu Wenyin
In the picture, there are many peaks, uneven trees, winding footpaths, tall temples and pavilions in the mountains, and many people are in the midst of activities. The scenery is feasible and can be visited, and the visitors feel as if they are in the scene. The works are neat and elegant in color. From the painted rocks, streams, trees and pavilions, it can be seen that the author has not only learned from the painting method of the Song Dynasty, but also integrated his own style, which is one of the representative works of Yuan Jiang’s landscape paintings
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