[Plum Blossom Peak Map Axis]
Plum Blossom Peak Map Axis, Qing, Plum Blossom Blossom Painting, paper, color, 183.3 cm in vertical and 49 cm in horizontal
Mei Qing lived in Tangquan at the foot of Mount Huangshan Mountain seven times in his life, climbed Mount Huangshan Mountain twice, and was intoxicated with its ever-changing, magnificent and charming scenery, so he created many works showing the scenic spots of Mount Huangshan Mountain
The picture shows the highest Lotus Peak among the three main peaks of Mount Huangshan Mountain. The idea is strange and dangerous, showing the beautiful beauty of mountains and steep valleys by taking the vertical position. The pines under the peak are surrounded by green trees, and the poetry is absolutely clear. The whole painting is vigorous and extensive, and the ink is rich and colorful. It is a representative work of Mei Qing’s Mount Huangshan theme painting.
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