Paintings related to Dragon Boat Festival

Paintings related to the Dragon Boat Festival include Jinming Pool Bidding, Dragon Pool Competition, Dragon Boat Festival and Qu Yuan.

1, Jin Ming joint venture bidding map

Zhang Zeduan's "The Riverside Scene at Qingming Festival" is the most famous painting in China, and it is a household name. This "Jin Ming Chi Pan" is another masterpiece handed down from generation to generation. Now it is collected in Tianjin Museum, with a length of 28.5 cm and a width of 28.6 cm. It is painted in fine colors on silk books.

The theme of the dragon boat race is centered on a large dragon boat. There are five small dragon boats on each side, and each bow has a military school. The flying flags attract people, and the rowers on the boat are trying to row and rush to the front pole. The spatial layout of the dragon boat in the painting creates a fierce, exciting and tense bidding atmosphere.

2. "Dragon Pool Competition"

Wang Zhenpeng, a painter in Yuan Dynasty, has four similar scrolls about dragon boats, including Dragon Boat Scroll, Dragon Boat Race Scroll, Jinbao Dragon Boat Race Scroll and Jinmingchi Dragon Boat Scroll, which are collected in Beijing Palace Museum, Taipei Palace Museum and Metropolitan Museum of Art respectively.

This painting depicts the scene of Jinmingchi holding a dragon boat race in Chongyang, the backyard of the palace. In addition to the dragon boat, there is also a pavilion engraved with "Jin Bao Pavilion", which reads: "Duke Cao of Hanlin awarded it to the Great."

3. Dragon Boat Festival map

This painting was written by Luo Pin, the youngest painter among the Eight Eccentrics in Yangzhou, and "Ghost Fun Map Volume" is his masterpiece. The painter exaggerates the strange and weird ghost world to satirize the social reality.

This Dragon Boat Festival was created by Luo Pin at the age of 62. The colors in the painting are harmonious, and a gourd hanging on the vine becomes the finishing touch. What's more interesting is that there is a rope hanging from the gourd, and a eager frog is tied to it, which makes the picture more vivid and interesting.

4. Qu Yuan

Fu Baoshi created at least seven images of Qu Yuan. Although each work has a different style, it is all based on Qu Yuan's Fisherman. The statue of Qu Yuan in Fu Baoshi basically reflects five poems in The Fisherman: "Once released, Qu Yuan swam in Hechi and walked on the river bank, with a haggard face and a haggard description." These poems reveal Qu Yuan's mood and appearance before he jumped into the river.