In Sui and Tang Dynasties
Bian Luan was born in Jingzhao (now Xi 'an). Good at painting birds and flowers with broken branches, and also good at bees and butterflies, played an important role in the process of independent flower-and-bird painting. Handed down from ancient times, there is a picture of tea and snow finches in Meihua Mountain, which is recorded in the Grand View of Famous Paintings in Tang, Song, Yuan and Ming Dynasties.
Diao Guangyin: (about 852-935), whose name is Diao Guang, was born in Chang 'an (now Xi 'an). He is good at painting dragon water, bamboo stones, flowers and birds, etc., and has been diligent in painting all his life, mostly flowers and birds. He was a famous painter of the Five Dynasties, Huang Quan, and taught his art personally. Handed down from ancient times "Sketch Flower Book" has been designated as a work in disguise. ?
Five Dynasties
Xu Xi: Jiangning, an outstanding painter of the Southern Tang Dynasty in the Five Dynasties. Zuozuo Zhongling (now Jiangxi) was born in a famous family in the south of the Yangtze River. Born in the Guangqi period of Tang Xizong, he returned to Song with Li Houzhu in the last year after Kaibao (AD 975) and died soon. Guo Ruoxu called him Chu Shi in the south of the Yangtze River. Shen Kuo said he was a Jiangnan cloth. His temperament is generous and broad-minded, his ambition is lofty, and he is good at painting flowers, bamboo forests and trees, cicadas, butterflies and insects, which is no different from nature. It was once famous for a while, but unfortunately there were no handed down works. The Snow Bamboo Map collected by Shanghai Museum is considered to reflect the style of Xu Xi.
Huang Quan (93-965) was born in Chengdu. Handed down from ancient times, there is a volume called Sketch of Rare Birds in the Palace Museum. ?
Jing Hao, whose name is Haoran, was born in Qinshui (now Shanxi) and was a painter of the Back Beam in the Five Dynasties. The Kuang Lu Tu, which is now in the National Palace Museum in Taipei, is his work. Zhao Ji (182-1135), the eleventh son of Shenzong, reigned for 25 years. Among the works handed down from generation to generation, such works as Stone Picture of Xianglong, Golden Rooster of Furong, Listening to the Qin, Snow River Returning to Ba (all of which are in the Palace Museum), Ruihe (in the Liaoning Provincial Museum), and Bamboo and Birds (in the Metropolitan Museum of America) are all recognized by experts as masterpieces by experts. Only the Four Birds in the Nelson Art Museum, the Willow Crow in the Shanghai Museum and the Autumn Night in the Pond in the National Palace Museum in Taipei are recognized as his own handwriting. ?
Li Song is from Qiantang (Hangzhou). Mountains and rivers, flowers and birds, and figures can all be used. The Shanghai Museum has the West Lake Map, and the Palace Museum has its Tide Watching Map and Hua Lantu, which shows seasonal flowers. Another "Skeleton Phantom Play" is hidden in the Palace Museum.
Yi Yuanji, whose name is Qingzhi, is from Changsha. Good at painting roe deer, apes, flowers and birds, etc. Today, there is a picture of gathering apes (Tibet, Japan).
Cui Bai, whose initials are West, is Haoliang (now Jiangxi). In addition to painting flowers and birds, he is also good at painting Taoism to explain ghosts and gods and creating many murals. The Palace Museum has its "Cold Bird Map" volume.
Yang Buzhi (197-1169), whose name is innocent, was also known as the old man who escaped from Zen and the old man who cleared away foreigners, and was from Nanchang. Handed down works include the Four Plum Blossoms in the Palace Museum, and the Xuemei Map in the Palace Museum.
Zhao Mengjian (1199-? ), the word Zigu,No. Yi Zhai, is good at painting daffodils, plum blossoms, orchids, bamboo stones, etc., with a delicate and elegant style. The works handed down today include the volume of Moran Map, the page of Three Friends of the Cold Year and the volume of Narcissus Map, which are hidden in the Palace Museum.
Liao Jinyuan
Zhao Mengfu (1254-1322) was born in Xing Wu (present-day Huzhou, Zhejiang Province), the son of Zhao Kuangyin XI, the son of Qin Defang. Zhao Mengfu is well-read, and has profound attainments in poetry, calligraphy, painting and music, especially in painting and calligraphy. His paintings have a wide range of themes and diverse styles, including landscapes, figures, bamboo stones and flowers and birds. There are also various forms of expression, such as meticulous brushwork, freehand brushwork, turquoise and ink painting. Zhao Mengfu advocated that painting should have &; quot; Ancient meaning & quot; Advocate & quot; Calligraphy and painting have the & origin & quot; , emphasizing painting with calligraphy, and advocating learning from nature, put forward &; quot; Yunshan is my teacher everywhere &; quot; The slogan. The landscape paintings handed down from generation to generation mainly include: Young Yu Qiu He Tu in the Fine Arts Collection of Princeton University in the United States, Quehua Qiu Se Tu in the National Palace Museum in Taipei, Heavy River Stack Tu and Xing Wu Qingyuan Tu in the Shanghai Museum, and Water Village Tu in the National Palace Museum, etc.
Qian Xuan (13th century to the beginning of 14th century) was born in Xing Wu (now Huzhou, Zhejiang), with the name Shunju and other nicknames Xun Feng, Qing Jia Lao Ren, Xi Lazy Weng and Luo Xi Weng. The works handed down from ancient times mainly include: The Residence of Floating Jade Mountain in Shanghai Museum, Shan Jutu and Eight Flowers in Palace Museum, Flowers and Birds in Tianjin Art Museum, and Bai Lianhua Pictures (unearthed from Zhu Tan's tomb in Shandong Province and kept in Shandong Provincial Museum).
Wang Yuan, whose name is Ruoshui, whose name is Lianxuan, is from Qiantang (present-day Hangzhou). He is good at painting landscapes and figures, especially flowers, birds and bamboo stones. His works handed down from generation to generation mainly include: Peach Golden Rooster and Ink Peony in the Palace Museum, Flowers and Birds in the Shanxi Provincial Museum, Flowers and Bamboo Birds and Birds in the Shanghai Museum, and Peach and Bamboo Spring Birds in the National Palace Museum in Taipei, etc.
Wang Mian (? -1359), character stamp,No. Boiled Shishan Nong, born in Huiji (now Shaoxing, Zhejiang). The main plum blossom works handed down from generation to generation include the Meme Map in the Palace Museum and the South Branch Early Spring Map in the National Palace Museum in Taipei.
southern song dynasty
what was the law? Handed down from ancient times, there are three pieces of Guanyin, Ape and Crane, and two pieces of Dragon and Tiger, all of which are now in Dade Temple in Kyoto, Japan. The four scenes in Eight Scenes of Xiaoxiang were collected in ashikaga yoshimitsu (1358-148). The Sketch of Fruits and Vegetables is collected in the Palace Museum; The Picture of Flowers, Fruits and Feathers is collected in the National Palace Museum in Taipei.
Yuan Dynasty
Wang Mian: Wang Mian, a poet, writer, calligrapher and painter of Yuan Dynasty, was born in Zhuji, Shaoxing, China. Born in a farmhouse. He lost his father when he was young, herded cattle in the Qin family, painted lotus flowers every day, and studied under the ever-burning lamp of the temple at night. He was knowledgeable, poetic and green. Living in seclusion in Jiulishan, selling paintings for a living. Plum painting uses rouge as plum blossom bone, or the flowers are dense and numerous, which has a unique style and is also good at writing bamboo and stone. He can also engrave, and use Elaeagnus as printing material. According to legend, he started it. He is the author of Zhu Zhai Ji and Memetu Inscription Poems.
in Ming dynasty
Xu Wei: 1521—1593), Han nationality, was born in Fushanyin, Shaoxing (now Shaoxing, Zhejiang). The first word was Wen Qing, and later it was changed to Wen Chang, with the nickname Tianchishan, or Department Tian Shuiyue, Tian Danshui, Ivy Old Man, Ivy Taoist, Ivy Lay Man, Tianchi Fishing Hidden, Jinlei, Jinhui Mountain Man, Shanyin Buyi, Baixieshan Man, Goose Nose Shannong, etc. China was a writer, painter and strategist in Ming Dynasty. Folks also widely spread his stories and legends about how smart he was when he was young and how he played tricks on bureaucrats later. Famous works handed down from generation to generation include the scroll of Ink Grape, the volume of Flowers and Birds with Landscape Characters (all in the Palace Museum), the scroll of Peony and Banana Stone, and the nine-segment volume of Ink Flower (now in the Palace Museum) made in his later years.
Qing Dynasty
Zhu Da circa 1626 circa 175) Painter of Ming Dynasty in the late Ming and early Qing Dynasties. No. Badashan people were also named Xuege, Geshan, Entering the House, Donkey House, etc. After entering the Qing Dynasty, they were renamed Daolang, and the word Liangyue broke Yunqiao. They were from Nanchang (now Jiangxi). After the Ming Dynasty, he became a monk. After the Ming Dynasty, he became a monk and converted to Taoism. He lived in Qingyunpu Scenic Resort Daoyuan. Paintings are famous for their freehand brushwork and good at splashing ink, especially flower-and-bird paintings, which are beautiful in the world. In creation, they are natural, concise, magnificent and unique, creating a broad and vertical style.