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Wangchuan Painting: Zhuliguan (輞川圖記· 竹籬館) 2024
Yu Yuebo 于躍波$1050
Ink on paper card 紙本水墨
Dimensions
Image: undefined cm x undefined cm (17 11/16" x 13 3/8")
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Image Dimensions
undefined cm x undefined cm (17 11/16" x 13 3/8")
Inscription
甲辰春月于長安三餘堂上，躍波畫
Seal
2 seals and 2 leisure seals of the artist, 于氏，躍波，雲水一色，竹窗
Description
This painting recreates the scenery of Zhuli Pavilion in Lantian, a place where the Tang dynasty poet Wang Wei once lived in seclusion. The artwork is presented in a fresh and elegant ink style, skillfully combining the distant mountains in the background with the bamboo grove and cottage in the foreground to form a tranquil and poetic natural landscape. In the painting, the sparsely scattered bamboo grove complements the serene cottage, while the gently flowing water adds a sense of movement and vitality. The layers of distant mountains, partially obscured by soft mists, bring a profound and transcendent quality to the entire scene. This work is not only a depiction of natural beauty but also a visual expression of the philosophy of reclusive life found in Wang Wei's poetry. Through delicate brushwork and deep artistic conception, the artist successfully transports the viewer to a peaceful world away from the hustle and bustle, returning to nature, where one can't help but be enchanted by the beauty of seclusion.
Condition
good