The landscape feelings of the Ming and Qing literati - Fu Shan, Fu Mei father and son "Landscape and Flower Album" appreciation

Fu Shan, Fu Mei father and son", "Landscape and Flower Album" is a painting of Fu Shan's father and son, a total of 16 open, color and ink are complete, of which Fu Shan painted 5 kai and Fu Mei painted 11 kai. Each pair is a fine product, with a peculiar composition and very different from others.

Fu Shan (1607-1684) was a thinker, calligrapher and painter in the late Ming and early Qing dynasties. Yuqing Lord, Qingzhu, Gongta, Shi Daoren, Yangqu (present-day Shanxi) people, a Taiyuan people. Because he often wears Zhu Yi, he is called Zhu Yi Daoren. In his later years, he liked bitter wine and called himself "Old Tiller Zen".

Fu Mei (1628-1683), Painter of the Qing Dynasty. The character Shou Xian, a shou mao, a word Zhuling, self-proclaimed "Little Tiller Zen", Shanxi Yangqu people, Fu Shan's son. Gongshi calligraphy and painting can also be sealed, and the father method of landscape science is simple and interesting.