Scroll of autumn peach ribbon with tapestry tapestry

[Silk taped Autumn Peach Ribbon Map Axis]

Silk taped Autumn Peach Ribbon Map Axis, Qing Qianlong, 198 cm in length and 59 cm in width
The picture is woven with peaches and ribbon birds as the theme, symbolizing the meaning of wishing birthday. The original manuscript of the work is in the style of “light color painting from life” by Lu Zhi, a painter of the Wu School of the Ming Dynasty. It combines meticulous sketching with boneless coloring. The colorful flowers, peaches, and pale colored rocks and streams contrast beautifully with each other. The ribbons and birds are beautifully painted and realistic, with elegant and elegant colors. They belong to the fine brushwork and light color painting style of literati paintings, reflecting the author’s quiet and elegant temperament and artistic pursuit of elegance
In order to trace the brushwork of the original painting manuscript, this work employs various techniques, such as flat tapestry, overlapping tapestry, long and short tapestry, guan tapestry, and wooden comb tapestry, to make the color halo more natural. Especially when weaving peach solid tips and halo dyed mountain stones, the ornate and exquisite phoenix tail berm technique is used, making it more decorative. The subtle details of tapestry, such as the leaves and flowers of begonia, are frequently and flexibly transformed into small colored shuttles for a realistic effect. Flowers and leaf veins are sketched with structural tapestry to express the interest of meticulous painting.