Hua Song (1682 ~ 1756), a native of Jiaoyang Huajia (Jia) in Shanghang, Fujian Province (formerly a Baishali person), later lived in Hangzhou. Painting figures, landscapes, flowers, birds, grass worms, taking off the habits of the times, trying to chase the ancient law, and writing about animals is especially good. Shanshu, Nengshi, then known as the "Three Absolutes", is an outstanding painter of the Qing Dynasty and one of the representatives of the Yangzhou School. Hua Yan was a famous painter during the Yongqian period of the Qing Dynasty, and his birds were unique and the most prestigious.
Hua Yao is the Silla San people we know, but I believe that this set of landscape albums, most people are not familiar, this landscape painting album is not hidden in China, but hidden in the Freer Art Museum in the United States, which can be called Hua Yao's very exquisite set of landscape albums.
Although few of Hua's landscape paintings have survived, their attainments are extremely high. His group of works is very freely painted, and there are three or two people in the album, four or five ancient trees, creating a scattered landscape.
Hua Yao's "Landscape Album" appreciation