The Beginning of Spring in China Traditional Painting

Beginning of spring's Chinese painting works include: Spring River Plumbing, Peach Blossoms Blooming, Willow Trees, Nanxi Chunxiao, Spring Scenery, Flowers Blooming, Cherry Blossoms, Imitation of Mountain Shadows in Ni Zan Spring Forest, You Chuntu, Spring Mountain Trail, etc.

Brief introduction of Chunjiang plumbing: In order to form the overall effect of ripples, the thickness of lines and their density distribution are the decisive factors of the picture. Trees are too thick, so those who don't want to participate in the rippling will have to be cut down, and everything that hinders the rippling road, whether it is trees, boats or shores, will be eliminated. Is attracted a lot of obedient sails, and are eye-catching black sails, they contributed to the ripples. Ducks frolic in the waves, highlighting the rippling happiness. Far and near, they are similar to Fan Ying.

Brief introduction of the author

Wu Guanzhong (1965438+August 29, 2009—2065438+June 25, 2000), a native of Yixing, Jiangsu, was a famous contemporary painter, oil painter and art educator. His representative works include Three Gorges of the Yangtze River, Scenery of the Northland, Birds of Paradise, Yellow Mountain Pine and Lu Xun's Hometown. Personal collections include Wu Guanzhong's Talk on Art, Selected Essays of Wu Guanzhong and Beauty and Ugliness.

In 1950s and 1970s, Wu Guanzhong devoted himself to the creation of landscape oil paintings and explored the nationalization of oil paintings. He tried to combine the intuitive and vivid description of nature in European oil paintings with the traditional artistic spirit and aesthetic ideal of China. Since 1970s, Wu Guanzhong has gradually participated in the creation of Chinese paintings. He tried to express the modern spirit with China traditional materials and tools, and explored the innovation of Chinese painting.