Complete Collection of Chinese Painting. 28, Qing Dynasty. Volume 10

Author: Ancient Chinese Painting and Calligraphy Appraisal Group
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Publish Date: 2001-10-01
Features: Wang Hua was a prominent and master painter in the mid-Qing Dynasty, particularly in the Yangzhou region. He was diligent in his creation, bold in innovation, attentive to observing nature, and expressive of his sincere and genuine inner emotions. His works covered a wide range of subjects and diverse styles, excelling in flowers, birds, landscapes, and figures. He developed a unique style characterized by freshness, unrestrained elegance, vigorous brushwork, and playful charm, which played a significant role in inspiring the development of painting during his time and even in modern times. This volume selects eighty-two of Wang Hua's paintings, providing a comprehensive reflection of his artistic style. Additionally, it includes works by painters such as Zou Yigui, Ma Yuanyu, and Shen Quan. The total comprises one hundred and eight pieces and two hundred and seventeen illustrations.