Embroidery imperial inscriptions Panasonic music chart hanging screen

[Embroidery Imperial Title Matsushita Listening Chart Hanging Screen]

Embroidery Imperial Title Matsushita Listening Chart Hanging Screen, Emperor Qianlong of the Qing Dynasty, 70cm vertically and 38cm horizontally. The old collection of the Qing Palace
The embroidery was originally a hanging screen heart, embroidered with a picture of Panasonic listening to a piano on the natural color ground. The picture shows mountains stacked on top of each other, streams flowing in the mountains, and a tall man playing a piano under a pine tree beside the rocks on the slope. A person on the right side leans and listens, sketching a fresh and elegant picture of an idyllic peach garden
The title in the upper left corner of the screen reads: “The imperial title Matsushita Listening to the Qin”, and there is a poem saying:
Matsushita Ban Jing Zhai Yu Zhao, He Lai Zhou Zi Tie One Heart
Quiet Tao You Cao Xiang Q&A, this example sounds like a voice outside the dust
Minister Xie Yongjing
Embroider two seals, “Chen Yong” and “Jing Shu”
This figure is mainly made of needle sets, oblique winding needles, wheel needles, hair applying needles, and rolling needles. Large areas such as hillsides, people’s clothing, and trees use needle sets. This basic embroidery needle method makes the object image more three-dimensional. The grass and moss spots in the picture are rendered with a pen. The colors are mainly dark blue, blue, moon white, white, and grass green. This picture should be composed of a poem inscribed by Emperor Qianlong, written by Xie Yong, and then embroidered by a craftsman.