Looking at Jinsong at dusk is the work of Li Xiongcai, a famous master of landscape painting in China. The work of. The seal on the painting is "Li Xiongcai Seal". The message left by the author is: "Looking at Jinsong at dusk, flying in the clouds, it is still calm. Born in the fairy cave, the infinite scenery is in the dangerous peak. 1965 10 wrote "Poems and Songs of Chairman Mao". "
Li Xiongcai's "Twilight at Jinsong" depicts the poetic landscape of Mao Zedong, and the fairy cave and dangerous peaks are vividly presented in his works. When dealing with the composition of landscape painting, Li Xiongcai makes good use of pine trees to create a landscape, and this beautiful landscape structure takes a magnificent Gu Song as the foreground and is placed in the center of the picture, which makes people curious about the Yunshan that follows.
And through the clouds in the distant mountains, I have seen the beauty of the mountains in the fog. The vast Cangshan Mountain in the background on the left seems to be the author's retribution for nature. It seems that the pine and cypress in the fog is another extension of the blocked part in the middle. In wet pen dyeing and dry pen wiping, the giant pine and Yunshan form a perfect whole, and the tangled clouds seem to be connected with the giant pine in the foreground.
The various parts of the picture are skillfully connected to form a harmonious and boundless whole. Li Jia Shan Shui, a master of Chinese painting of Lingnan School, is famous at home and abroad for its magnificent momentum, elegant brushwork and rich interest. Looking at the layout of Jinsong in the twilight, the management is very thoughtful, and pine trees account for most of the picture.
Mr. Li has made great efforts in the tall and dense pine trees, highlighting the "strength" of pine trees with skillful pen and ink. Lushan Mountain stands tall, and the fairy cave naturally becomes the crowning touch, and the distant mountains are illusory, just as the great painter of the Ming Dynasty wrote in the poem "Lushan Map".
Brief introduction of cursive script
Cursive script is a writing form of Chinese characters, which is characterized by simple structure and continuous strokes. The cursive script originated in the Han Dynasty and evolved from the official script for the convenience of writing. Cursive scripts include Cao Zhang, Cao Jin and Crazy Grass.
The advantage of cursive script lies in its fast and concise writing style, which is suitable for modern fast-paced lifestyle. At the same time, cursive script also has unique artistic value and collection value. Many famous calligraphers are good at cursive script, such as Wang Xizhi, Huai Su and Zhang Xu.