[Wang Shimin’s Farewell to Yu Mountain Axis]
The Farewell to Yu Mountain Axis, painted by Wang Shimin in the Qing Dynasty, paper version, ink brush, 134 cm vertically and 60 cm horizontally
This picture was made by Wang Shimin in 1668 when he was 77 years old to bid farewell to Dai Ruiyang, a Fujian tobacco merchant
This picture is taken from the view of Yushan in the suburb of Changshu. The pen is vigorous and spicy, with the meaning of Huang Gongwang in the Yuan Dynasty. The mountains and rocks are covered with hemp and chapped, the moss spots are fine, and the chapped dye is fine. It is a picturesque scenery in the south of the Yangtze River.
![图片[1]-Wang Shimin’s farewell picture of Yushan-China Archive](https://chinaarchive.net/Qing dynasty/painting/23854[1024].jpg)
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