Chen Shizeng Landscape Map Axis

[Chen Shizeng’s Landscape Painting Axis]

The “Landscape Painting” axis, in modern times, is painted by Chen Shizeng, in paper and ink, 131 centimeters vertically and 32 centimeters horizontally
The title on the upper right of the screen reads from the following: “Kang Duishan’s paintings are rare in the world. Last year, he received a small scroll with elegant writing and ink, which is still the same as Huang Zijiu’s. Occasionally, I realized that there are some similarities, but I’m afraid that half a dozen others have discovered them. Brother Zuo Liang is right, Heng Ke.” The seal “Decadent Record” is stamped
In the picture, there are high mountains and lofty mountains, with a forest of miscellaneous trees at the foot of the mountains, and houses hidden in a secluded valley. This image is purely in ink, with rich and varied ink colors that combine dry and wet elements. The writing is fast and the brushwork is sloppy. The author does not use texturing, but uses the arrangement of lines to create an image, which has a rather sketching effect. Chen Shizeng emphasized starting with a hard pen in landscape painting. When the pen is strong and the structure is rigorous, a soft pen is added, which is neither rigid nor sweet. The combination of hardness and softness is achieved to achieve the effect of combining bone strength and style.