Ming Chen Chun Chinese painting. Chen Chun (1483-1544), originally known as Chun (淳), also known as Daofu (道復), called himself a poplar mountain native, a native of Changzhou (present-day Suzhou). He once entered the Gongtai School with the qualifications of various students, and after his death,

Ming Chen Chunguo painting. Chen Chun (1483-1544), originally known as Chun (淳), also known as Daofu (道復), called himself a poplar mountain native, a native of Changzhou (present-day Suzhou). He once entered the Gongtai School with the qualifications of various students, and after his death, he gave up the opportunity to become an official and returned to Suzhou to indulge in artistic creation. Chen Daofu has been full of learning since childhood, and has considerable achievements in classics, ancient texts, dictionaries, calligraphy, poetry, painting, etc. He studied calligraphy and painting from Wen Zhengming, and once tasted Under Wen Zhengming's door, Wen Zhengming once smiled and said to him: "My way is to revive the karma of the master's ear, canal books, paintings have their own doorways, not my disciples."

After middle age, Chen Daofu wrote and ink indulged, and his poetry, calligraphy and painting all had obvious self-personality, so he set up his own portal. He is good at freehand flowers, belongs to the literati Junya all the way, and is called "Qingteng Baiyang" with Xu Wei. At the same time, calligraphy has the highest achievements in line and cursive, and is the owner of the late Ming Dynasty. In the early days, the style of small characters was close to that of Wen Zhengming, with fine pens, and in the later period, it became a spontaneous and vertical, and the lyricism of cursive was greatly exerted. #国画 #