Qi Baishi ink painting

Qi Baishi's ink paintings are as follows:

Representative works include Frog Rang Ten Miles Away from the Mountain Spring and Ink Shrimp.

1. Moxia is the work of Qi Baishi of China. The shrimps in this painting are bright, dense, suitable in shade and different in shape, which makes people fondle it. Shrimp's eyes also changed from small black spots to horizontal spots, which better expressed the expression of shrimp.

2. "Frog Rings Ten Miles Out of the Mountain Spring" is an ink painting by Qi Baishi, a famous Chinese painter, for Lao She in 195 1 year. The work originated from a photocopy of a request letter from Lao She to Qi Baishi. The mountains, rivers and tadpoles in the painting are vivid. This painting inherits the characteristics of "emphasizing ink over color" in traditional Chinese painting, and skillfully uses ink and wash to give the picture a sense of color.

3. Hulutu is a masterpiece of Qi Baishi's freehand brushwork. The original size is 106×35 cm. Composition, brushwork and color are very vivid.

Fourth, the map of the DPRK was written by Qi Baishi 1945. This "Picture of the Year of Korea" shows people the joy of the upcoming festival in a unique way by the artist.

Five, "Dong Fangshuo steals peaches" is a classic of Qi Baishi's old figure painting. It can be seen from this character's inscription and inscription that these works are taken from old manuscripts in early years, and the theme of Dong Fangshuo stealing peaches indicates longevity.

Painting style:

Strong local flavor, simple peasant consciousness, naive and romantic childlike innocence and poetic aftertaste are the inner life of Qi Baishi's art, while warm and lively colors, strong contrast of ink color, simple and naive modeling and brushwork, extreme integration of work and writing, fair and novel composition, as his unique artistic language and visual form, are relatively the outer life of Qi Baishi's art.

Realistic emotion needs a proper form, which strengthens the expression of emotion. They need each other, grow together, depend on each other, and become the artistic life of Qi Baishi, that is, the overall style of Qi Baishi's art.

On the evening of 20 17, 12, 17, Qi Baishi's Twelve Screens of Mountains and Rivers started at 450 million yuan in the autumn auction of Beijing Poly 20 17. After nearly 70 games, it finally fell to 8 10/00000 yuan, with a commission of 9365534.