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$600
Ink and color on paper card 紙本設色
Framed
Image: undefined cm x undefined cm (13" x 13")
Overall: 40 cm x 40 cm (15 3/4" x 15 3/4")
undefined cm x undefined cm (13" x 13")
戴牧
1 seal of the artist, 戴牧之印
This painting depicts a blooming peony, renowned for its lush petals and vivid colors, often seen as a symbol of wealth and prosperity. In this piece, the peony petals are primarily in light red, with colors transitioning from deep to light, creating a delicate and lively effect. The artist skillfully uses the permeability of watercolors to enrich the texture and layers of the petals, while the center is adorned with tiny black stamens, enhancing the detail. The surrounding leaves are rendered in blue-gray tones, contrasting with the bright flower, which makes the central peony even more prominent. The brush strokes for the leaves are free and flowing, balancing visually with the soft texture of the petals. The layout of the entire painting is simple, with extensive use of negative space, adding elegance and subtlety. This reflects the traditional Chinese painting aesthetic of "leaving white." Such artistic treatment not only highlights the peony's regal beauty but also imbues the work with a tranquil and profound ambiance.
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