Japanese Chinese Painting and Calligraphy Rubbings

Luo hired Yuan Renmei

At the end of the year, the National Museum of Kyoto, Japan held a special exhibition of "The Spirit of Brushwork - The World of Chinese Painting and Calligraphy".

The word “pen and ink spirit” comes from Mr. Huang Binhong. His original sentence reads: "Enjoy the spirit of brushwork and ink, never change through the ages, face the face, and renovate..." The huge red poster of the special exhibition, juxtaposed with Wang Xizhi's seventeen Gusong of Inscriptions of ink and Wu Changshuo, with the middle character as "From Wang Shuzhi to Wu Changshuo", shows that the Japanese artists respected Wu Changshuo. Most of the exhibits are the Kyoto National Museum Collection, and the Tokyo National Museum, the Taitung Ritsushinshu Museum, the Ueno Family Museum, the Mitsui Memorial Museum, the Otani University Museum, the Watfuji Temple, and the Chihgao Science Center.

Special exhibitions include the Classical World, the World of Fatih, the world of literati (one and two), the famous collection of Yu Guang, five chapters, a total of 104 Chinese paintings and calligraphy, 104 inscriptions, and 10 works of Japanese calligraphy and painting. Among the classics and books, Yong Zhi is a thousand-character literary script, Han Chuan Yang Xiong Chuan, and Ming Shi Ji. Rubbings in the famous "Song Tuo 17 posts" "Teng Tuo Meng Master Tablet" "Song Tuo Jiu Cheng Gong Quan Quan Ming." Among the literati paintings Zhu Xi, Zhang Zhizhi, Mu Xi, Guo Xi, Zhang Xi, Wen Yiming, Wang Shouren, Dong Qichang, Zhang Ruitu, Wang Xi, Huang Daozhou, Ni Yuanyu, Yang Wenyu, Shi Tao, Gong Xian, Si Wang, Wu, Yu, The paintings and calligraphy of Zhang Zhao, Liu Ye, Wang Wenzhi, Yi Bingjun, Chen Hongshou, He Shaoji, Xu Sangeng, Wu Changshuo, Yang Shoujing, Luo Zhenyu and other famous artists are all handed down to the world. The audience in the exhibition hall is full of popularity.

This year marks the 235th anniversary of Yuan Mei, a poet, writer and thinker of the Qing Dynasty. In the special exhibition, Luo employed painting Yuan Mei as a frame. His image, reading his knowledge, although it is a few hundred years ago, he is also a man. Hey. "Yuan Meixiang", ink paintings on paper, 158.5cm in length, 66.7cm in width, painted Yuan Mei with a chrysanthemum on his side, with an inscription of more than 300 words on Yuan Mei. "Yan Qiang is ugly and ugly. October 23, With the old man in the garden playing the subject." When in 1781, Yuan Mei was 66 years old, Luo hired 49 years old. This picture is Mr. Zhang Daqian's old possession.

In this painting, Yuan Mei (1716-1797), the bald-headed long beard looks to the right, and the face is finely sculpted. The painting of God is based on God. Therefore, Gu Hutou said: “Animating the shadows is all in the block.” Yuan’s eyes are wise, deep, and perseverant. Because of the joy, the lines of the eyebrows are slightly picky. From. The facial features and the wrinkles on the forehead are not only one by one, but also by the complex energy, and the smoothness and the goodness of the circle. An ingenious summary of Yingjie flows between the eyebrows. The pleats of this painting are sketched with thick ink, and the lines of nail heads are tail-like, smooth and vivid.

The painting titled Yuan Meizhi is interesting and philosophical, and the saying goes: “The two peaks lay portraits for me. The two peaks think that it is me as well. My family thinks that it is not me. I have no contention... I also have two of them. I, I also, in the two peak paintings, I, I also. ... The two peak layman thought that I am like, if the two peaks of possession, will inevitably push the heart of love, self-love the painting, will be with the ghost , Dong Xin, and Long Yi both like to be cherished and cherished in an endless stream. It is also one of my two privileges.” Luo Luo is also a sentient and righteous person, because of his protection, Dong Xin and Ding Jingliang. It is now hidden in Zhebo, and Yuan Renxiang is in Japan, where people at home and abroad know about it!