1, Qi Baishi
Qi Baishi (65438+65438+1October1-0957+65438 in September, 2006), formerly known as Chunzhi, was named Lanting, later renamed Huang, and was born nearby, named Baishi, Baishishan Weng, Laoping and Hunger.
2. Xu Beihong
Xu Beihong is a modern painter and artist, and he is also good at figures, animals, flowers, birds, fish and insects. Xu Beihong belongs to realistic painting style, especially Xu Beihong's vivid painting of horses.
3. Fan Ceng
Fan Ceng put forward the painting style of returning to classicism and nature. His traditional paintings are deeply rooted in people's hearts, and he also vividly describes the ancient style and rhythm. Fan Ceng has multiple identities of calligraphy and painting, including calligraphy. He is also a thinker, writer and poet, which is really remarkable.
Appreciation of Qi Baishi's works;
1, Shrimp Map
This picture of shrimps was drawn by Wu Zichun when he was 88 years old. Shrimp is very ornamental, active and full of vitality, which makes life interesting, and at the same time, it can show an optimistic, self-sufficient, energetic and interesting image of a person.
2. "Six Shrimp Map"
Qi Baishi's shrimp painting, exquisite and exquisite, has never been seen before. What he pursues in shrimp painting is not the shape, but the likeness. The shrimp he painted is really unique if it jumps on the screen.
3. Twelve landscape paintings by Qi Baishi
There are twelve screens of Qi Baishi's landscape, each with a length of 180cm and a width of 47cm, with a unified shape and a creation time of 1925. This is the greatest and most important painting that Qi Baishi painted in his life.
The twelve screens of Qi Baishi's landscape are: people on the river, double shadows of rocks, solitary sails on the slab bridge, dense forests of cypress trees, sunset on the far shore, white houses of pine trees, thatched cottages of apricot trees, towers of fir trees, deep sail shadows in smoke, spring rains in mountains and Bai Quan of mangroves.
Reference to the above content: Baidu Encyclopedia-Qi Baishi