Lonely birds appreciate

The Lonely Bird is an ink painting created by Zhu Da in Qing Dynasty. Seal: Badashanren, pen related, General Calligraphy Museum. Inscription "Xian Zhaoyang involved", inscription "Badashan people". This painting was originally collected by Beijing Cultural Relics Company, and was appraised by National Cultural Heritage Administration Cultural Relics Appraisal Committee and China Ancient Painting and Calligraphy Appraisal Group. It was unanimously considered as an original masterpiece of Badashan people and included in the Catalogue of Ancient Painting and Calligraphy in China.

Auction process

Once this painting was released, it aroused strong repercussions in the society. At the auction of 65438+February 10, as soon as the auctioneer called out the starting price of 500,000 yuan, the bidders swarmed. After 55 auctions, Dalian Wanda Guo, holding the No.200 plate, won 4.4 million yuan and won a long applause from the audience. At the same time, it also created the highest price of Badashanren's paintings and calligraphy works, which improved the value of Badashanren's works.

artistic value

Inscription "Xian Zhaoyang involved", inscription "Badashan people". The picture of the whole painting only depicts a waterfowl in the middle and lower part, its eyes are spinning a little, its eyes are against the rim of the eye, and its eyes are staring at the sky. Birds stand on tiptoe, hang their feet, shrink their necks, arch their backs and look down at each other, looking at each other in a pattern of being bullied and indomitable. The image is refined, the modeling is exaggerated, the expression is strange, the composition is wonderful, the brushwork is vigorous and vigorous, the brushwork is simple and bold, and the ink color is dripping and hearty. It is full of cynicism, vigor and simplicity, reflects the feelings of loneliness and anger and strong personality, and has peculiar, novel and unexpected artistic characteristics. It is a masterpiece of Badashan people in the mature period of art.

Brief introduction of the author

Lonely bird

Zhu Da (1626— 1705), a descendant of Zhu Quan, a wise king of Mingning, was born in Nanchang, Jiangxi Province, with the number "0 137". In the fifth year of Qing Shunzhi (1648), he became a monk, and his dharma name spread. There are many new words, nicknames and nicknames, including a mountain, a donkey house and a human house. In the 23rd year of Kangxi (1684), he was born in Badashan Mountain. The rough fate has influenced his outlook on life and artistic creation, and most of his paintings are full of hatred for the Qing Dynasty and attachment to the Ming Dynasty. Landscape painting has formed its own unique artistic style, which is based on Huang's simplicity and innocence under the patriarchal clan system and Dong Qichang's elegance and agility in Ming Dynasty. Painting birds refers to the painting methods of Shen Zhou, Xu Wei and other literati in the Ming Dynasty, and at the same time, they integrate their strong subjective consciousness, pay attention to the personification of fish, insects, birds and other things, and express obscure meanings by symbolic means. In his later years, the department wrote his name "Badashanren" in cursive script, which seemed to be "crying" and "laughing" to hide his helplessness in the face of drastic changes in life. He and Shi Tao, Hong Ren and Kun Can, both adherents of the Ming Dynasty, were also called "four monks in the early Qing Dynasty". Calligraphy, living in Wang Xianzhi and Yan Zhenqing, is simple, mellow and unique. In middle age and old age, Zhu Da used "Badashanren" in his calligraphy and paintings. ?