What are the paintings of Badashanren?

Badashanren, a painter and calligrapher in the late Ming and early Qing Dynasties, was one of the "four monks" in the painting circle in the early Qing Dynasty.

Badashan people take painting as the center, and also have high attainments in calligraphy, poetry postscript and seal cutting. In painting, he is famous for his freehand brushwork in ink and wash, and he is good at splashing ink, especially flower-and-bird painting, which is beautiful in the world.

Zhu Da's paintings are highly respected in the East, especially in Japan, and have aroused great repercussions in the world painting circles, such as peacock bamboo stone painting, solitary bird painting, sleeping duck painting, cat stone flower painting, lotus pond bird painting, river flower painting, fish and duck painting, lotus fish music painting, flower painting and so on. Bird Bathing in Willow, Lotus Exposing Rock, Big Stone Swimming Fish, Double Eagle, Ancient Beauty, Mosong, Hà Thu, Banana Bamboo, Deer, Snow and Fine, and Youxi Boating. In terms of calligraphy, there are Preface to Lanting, Four Screens of Linjiang, famous calligraphy posts, cursive poems and other scrolls, all of which are treasured by museums and courtyards at home and abroad. There are few novels, poems and literary works in Badashanren's paintings and calligraphy, which are no longer visible.