Gu Fang, Painter of the Qing Dynasty. The character Rifang, the first word Yuan, the number Ruozhou, also known as Wangao, the first Gengyun, Huating (now Songjiang, Shanghai) people. Good at painting landscapes, he studied under Dong Yuan, Ju Ran and Yuan Sijia, and his brush and ink were clear and thick, and his painting method was regarded as the "Yushan School" authentic sect at that time. In the twenty-eighth year of Kangxi (1689), the Kangxi Emperor returned from his second southern tour, and painted the "Southern Tour Map", which was drawn by the famous hands of Song Junye, the left deputy capital of the Duchayuan, and Wang Yi entered Beijing in the thirtieth year of Kangxi (1691) and presided over the drawing of the "Southern Tour Map of Shengzu", and Gu Fang and Yang Jin became Wang Yi's right and left hands. Wang Yi took Fang's attention to Fang, saying that his paintings "went deep into the room of the ancients, and the pen had no slim dust, the ink was five colors, and there was no elegance", thus making him famous. After the tour of the two Guangdong and Gannan provinces, the sound price is getting heavier and heavier, and the especially workers imitate it. [1] Some people also believe that he "copied too much, and he could not carry it himself without giving up the old copy".
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Gu Fang imitated Liu Songnian's penmanship
Gu Fang Shan Shui
Gu Fang Xianshan visits friends
Gu Fang lived in seclusion and fed the crane map
Gu Fang Autumn wind release map
Gu Fang (1759) made Songxi Caotang
Gu Fang made a hidden map of the Spring River fishing in 1721
Gu Fang The Smoke River stacks on top of each other
Gu Fang Summer Mountain Residence
Gu Fang Matsuyama visits friends
Gu Fang imitated Zhao Lingyong landscape
Gu Fang Deep Mountain Hermitage Map
Gu Fang Stacked layer peaks
Gu Fang Xin Ugly (1661) as the Spring Creek Family
Gu Fang Matsushita Gokudo diagram
Gu Fang made landscapes in 1712
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