Lee Fang-chi
（1695-1755）
Chinese painter of the Qing Dynasty
The word 虬仲, the number Qingjiang
Nicknamed Autumn Pond, Suppressed Garden, Baiyi Mountain People
It is one of the "Eight Monsters of Yangzhou"
Li Fangbin, one of the "Eight Monsters of Yangzhou", was an important painter during the Yongqian period of the Qing Dynasty. He is good at painting Meilan bamboo chrysanthemums, pine cypress plantains, etc., and can also paint landscapes, flowers and birds, and is an all-rounder in the painting world. His paintings have a deep foundation of traditional brush and ink, and they are brave in innovation, and the poetic painting scene is integrated, which clearly shows the personality temperament and special taste.
Qing Li Fangyi Flower and Fruit Album 28.6× 26.5cm×4
Li Fangyi served as an official in the Qing Dynasty for twenty years before and after, and at the age of sixty-one, he was tired of the deceit of corrupt officialdom, and stopped being an official after he retired from the county seat in Hefei. After Li Fang was deposed, he lived in Jinling Borrowing Garden in Nanjing, claiming to be the owner of the garden, often traveling to Andhyo to sell paintings for food and clothing, during which he was very close to Yuan Ming, a literary titan at that time, and the painter Shen Feng, talking about poetry and painting, not asking about politics, leisurely wandering, living a comfortable life, and producing a large number of calligraphy and painting works.
Li Fangbin Qing courtesy of the picture
Li Fangyi's paintings have a strange stubbornness, he specifically finds others who do not paint, cannot paint, disdain to paint, painting dream plums, winds, broken basins, weak orchids, the pen is like flying, vertical and horizontal, rough and uninhibited atmosphere fills the picture.
Appreciation of Li Fangyi's works
Lee Fang-chi flowers and birds
Lee Fang-chi fish
Li Fangyi Lanzhi figure
Li Fangyi Lan Shi tu
Li Fangyi Mei Shi Tu 1741
137.5×36cm
Li Fangyi, Ink Meitu, 125.6x42.9cm
Lee Fang-chi Lotus
Li Fangzhi The carp runs through the willow figure vertical axis
Qing Li Fangyi Lan Shi Tu 120.7×42.2cm
Li Fangyi Wind Bamboo Diagram
168.3x67.7cm
Qing Li Fang Ping Cang Song Tu 140 x 70.5 cm
Li Fangyi Bamboo Stone Diagram
Li Fangyi Ancient Garden Autumn Color 104×42cm
Li Fangbin Pine stone diagram
Li Fangyi Chrysanthemum
Lanmetu
Li Fangyi's "Swimming Fish Diagram"
Li Fangbin Qing courtesy of the picture
Qing Li Fang Bing Set up colored flower banners
Li Fangyi Peony figure
Li Fangyi Peony Orchid Bamboo Book One