Xu Beihong, (1895-1953), modern painter, art educator, founder of Chinese art. He is good at Chinese painting, oil painting, figure painting and so on. In particular, he is famous for painting horses.
He paints horses, vivid and realistic. No ruts, no saddles, no reins, heads up and necks, galloping forward. It shows an unfettered, "galloping" gallop on the vast prairie. Use the ink depth moderately, use the pen strong and powerful, and have a one-shot achievement. Draw the horse's muscles, round and full, draw the horse's legs and hooves, outline the hard and powerful, draw the horse's mane, but also upward wings, free and flowing. Moist and sleek, dry and strong. It gives people a feeling of vividness and madness. Concisely, calmly painted the temperament and demeanor of the horse, which made people very shocked.
The legs are long and thin, and the neck is hissing. Shi'er jumps and gallops, Shi'er bows his head and hangs his tail, and Shi'er raises his head and chest, drawing an unfettered personality that yearns for success.
The "horses" painted by Xu Beihong are all masterpieces of the world, no ancients before them, and no one after them. Writing sex on horseback is full of longing for freedom and running attachment. Give people contemplation, give people associations, give people wisdom and enlightenment.
Xu Beihong died young, but he and his "horse" have always lived in people's hearts, and his spirit has been galloping forward on the earth!
![He is known as the "Chinese version of Van Gogh", the paintings he painted in front of him were worthless, but after his death, he sold for a sky-high price![fig]](data:image/gif;base64,R0lGODlhAQABAIAAAP///wAAACwAAAAAAQABAAACAkQBADs=)