Tiger chart
The tiger is the king of the hundred beasts, mighty and majestic, and has the spirit of a king. Since ancient times, people have been accustomed to using words such as "living dragon and living tiger", "hidden dragon crouching tiger", "like a tiger adding wings", "will door tiger" and other words to praise the people and things in life. Tigers have also always been favored by many painters, which is the so-called "painting tigers is difficult to paint skins and bones". The tiger's body structure and spiritual aura from the inside out are beyond the reach of ordinary painters. Therefore, there are very few people who have drawn tigers.
So who are some of the chinese artists who are famous for painting tigers? Let xiaobian sort out the famous painters in the Chinese painting world for everyone, and see which way are the world's high-ranking people?
Hua Zhao: Draw a tiger to drive away a wolf
During the Kangxi Dynasty of the Qing Dynasty, Hua Yao, one of the outstanding painters of the Qing Dynasty and one of the representative figures of the Yangzhou School of Painting, crossed the mountains and mountains, hiked dozens of miles, and came to Sujiapo Village. As soon as he entered the village, he heard a burst of women's cries. After inquiring, it was learned that several pigs that the village widow Lei Dajie's sister-in-law's family had worked hard to raise were eaten by a group of wolves last night.
The villagers told Hua Yao that recently there had been a group of wolves in the village, poultry and livestock had suffered, and every household was in a panic, and the whole village could not be at peace. Suddenly, Hua Yao germinated the desire to paint tigers to drive away wolves and eliminate harm for the people. Hua Yao thought about it a little, and painted on the wall of the gazebo next to the country path, and soon a tiger with teeth and claws came alive.
General Hua Zhao Tiger
That night, the wolves entered the village again, and suddenly found a fierce tiger jumping out of the wall of the pavilion, opening its blood basin and opening its mouth, and was rushing towards them, frightening the wolves to scatter and flee. From then on, the wolves never dared to attack again.
The story of Hua Zhao painting a tiger driving away a wolf spread throughout the countryside of Shanghang. More than 300 years have passed, and the story of Hua Zhao's diligent study and long-term tempering has been sung in the countryside.
Zhang Shanxiao: Love tigers, draw tigers, raise tigers
Zhang Shanxiao (1882~1940), a famous modern painter and the second brother of Zhang Daqian. Mingze, the word good, a good son, but also a good, the tiger fool.
Zhang Shanzi is good at landscapes, flowers, animals, and you can paint tigers. And love the tiger, self-called "tiger idiot", known as "tiger gong". The brothers originally lived in Shanghai, and when the "1.28" incident began, the war in Shanghai was raging and the wind and cranes were frequently alarmed, so they moved to the "Dafeng Hall" in the Spring Hall of the Master of Nets In Suzhou, and were able to paint with peace of mind. Sometimes friends from the same village get a young tiger, and they know that Zhang Shanxiao has a special love for tigers and warmly sends them to each other. Zhang Shanxiao, if he received the most precious treasure, also gave him a nickname "Tiger".
Liu Jijie: Paint the Tiger Sacred Hand
Liu Jiji (1918~1983) was a native of Tianjin and an outstanding Chinese painter. Influenced by his father, the famous painter Liu Kuiling, since childhood, he loved painting. Liu Jiji is a national hand that portrays the gods of all things, and his male lions, tigers and cheetah-shaped gods are both lifelike and extraordinary, showing the style of the king.
Mr. Liu Jijian has loved to paint tigers all his life, and he has the most paintings about tigers, and the most wonderful! In the world of painting tigers, there is a certain achievement and status. In the creation of animal paintings, Mr. Liu Jijian appropriately exaggerates and refines the animal image on the basis of high realism, is good at capturing the instantaneous dynamics of animal action transitions, shows a more perfect image than life, and gives animals anthropomorphic emotions.
Mr. Liu Jijie, because of the traditional techniques of Chinese painting, developed the habit of observing things at any time, and through the depiction of the internal appearance and physiological characteristics of the tiger, such as the skeleton structure, the texture of the tiger, the fur markings, etc., the tiger in front of people is not only both divine and vivid, but also vivid and vivid. It also gives the tiger a distinct character of the "king of the hundred beasts".
Hu Zaobin was taught painting by his uncle Hu Jinqing since childhood, and then studied in Japan, enrolled in the Kyoto Municipal School of Fine Arts and Crafts, learned the West, and was well versed in the style of the Japanese Kyoto painting world. He was particularly fond of the "Shore School" painting style of Kishi Bamboo Hall, who was good at painting tigers, and because he also wantonly painted tigers, he later became famous in the art world. The various moods of the tiger can be brought to life through the combination of Chinese and Western techniques. Among the surviving works is the 1936 "Double Tiger Diagram" axis, which is recorded in the "Modern Book Atlas".
Kusawa Roaring Tiger
Tiger in 1935
Peng Yin (1938) as a tiger
Mountain Juntu