【Qing】Lang Shining Jinchun Tu
Color on silk 121.6cm×68 .6cm
Collection of the Palace Museum
RonAldinen (1688-1766) Italian, joined the Catholic Society of Jesus as a monk at the age of nineteen. When he was a teenager, he studied Western painting and architecture, and came to China at the age of twenty-seven to paint things to enshrine the inner court, and successively served the three dynasties of Kangxi, Yongzheng and Qianlong.
Good at painting people, flowers and birds, especially good at dogs and horses. His painting method adds Western light and shadow perspective to the Chinese tradition, as well as Western painting pigments, so that all the works are colorful and the image is forced.
Qing Dynasty court painter Lang Shining's "Jin Chun Tu" places two golden chickens rich in auspicious meanings and delicate appearances in the floral and stone scenery of traditional Chinese ink brushwork, showing the vitality of natural interest and conveying the auspicious atmosphere in a leisurely and self-satisfied state.
The golden rooster is the bird of auspiciousness, especially the male golden chicken is full of rich and gorgeous imagery, its head is golden crown, the neck is orange-yellow, the back is golden green, the abdomen is vermilion, the long tail is light brown, the five elements are all colors, it is a bird of wealth and peace, which means that the future is like a golden future, and it is a noble and elegant artistic reproduction.
Partial appreciation of "Jinchun Tu"
Qing Lang Shining - Jinchun Figure Part -1
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