Liu Erqi's Collection of Traditional Chinese Paintings "Spring Mountain Full of Water and Yao Huating"
Title: Spring Mountain Full of Water Hua Yao Pavilion Chinese Painting Set.
Specification: (spring mountain is rich in water) 178x68cm (12cm), autumn mountain red rhyme 68x 138cm (8cm).
? The map of Gui Mu is 68x68cm(4 square feet), the calligraphy of Niu Zhuan Gan Kun is 138 34cm(4 square feet), and * * * is 28 square feet.
"Spring Mountain with Rich Water shines on Hua Ting" ***28 square feet.
Moral of the work:
"Spring Mountain Rich in Water" and "Autumn Mountain Red Rhyme" are both beautiful meanings of relying on mountains and running water to seek wealth!
The Chinese painting "Cattle" and calligraphy "Cattle Turn to Gankun" just responded to the Year of the Ox, turning Gankun around and rising step by step!
Master of Creation: Liu Erlang
Gift: the calligraphy of Niu Zhuan Gan Kun written by Master Liu Erlang himself.
Liu Erlang: He is not only a disciple of Li Keran, but also inherits the essence of a dyeable teacher.
Fushui Chunshan
Teacher Liu Erlang's latest fine landscape painting "Spring Mountain Rich in Water" depicts a beautiful scene of the revival of everything in spring. The whole painting has clear priorities, alternating reality and reality, and rich levels. The trees in the painting are thick green, fresh, beautiful and elegant, misty and magnificent, with winding peaks, rising fog and gathering streams. Shaped like a cornucopia, it can hold millions of wealth, gather auspicious wealth, contain rolling financial resources, and have a bright future.
Qiu shan hong yun
Master Liu Erlang's "Red Rhyme of Autumn Mountains" depicts a landscape painting full of mountains and rivers. It combines the essence of traditional painting in China and the historical characteristics of red landscape painting in China. The composition is ingenious, realistic, echoing far and near, dense, magnificent in appearance, restrained and smart, profound in Zen, superb in realm and far-reaching in meteorology.
Pasture map
Cattle has been a symbol of diligence and faithfulness since ancient times, and has an incomparable position in ancient and modern China and abroad. The essence of cattle culture is to show the temperament of our Chinese sons and daughters. Master Liu Erlang's "Shepherd's Home" depicts the scene when the night falls and the shepherd boy drives the cattle home. It is a small landscape painting with amorous feelings.