"Trick Painting" is also a facsimile of Zhao Tuo of the Song Dynasty, and is now in the Museum of Fine Arts in Boston, USA. Originally the work of the Tang Dynasty painter Zhang Xuan, this picture depicts the scene of urban women in the Tang Dynasty when they were practicing, winding, ironing, and sewing labor operations. The character image is realistic, depicting Wei Xiao, smooth, and colorful, reflecting the aesthetic taste of Sheng Tang advocating health and abundance, and representing the typical era style of character modeling in that era.
Emperor Huizong of the Song Dynasty was a character of style, leisurely and elegant, and extremely talented in literature and art. In his lifetime, "there is nothing else but good painting ears", which has left its unique style in the splendid history of Chinese art, and has played a role in promoting the development of painting art in the Song Dynasty.
Zhao Tuo's painting was taught by Wu Yuanyu, inheriting the Cui Bai style, and the paintings can be divided into two kinds, known for their seiko realism, rich color, and the "Seiko" of depicting natural forms has far exceeded the previous generation and reached a jaw-dropping point. Zhao Tuo was also good at calligraphy, real calligraphy Xue Yao, cursive huang Tingjian, and later created his own skinny and sharp "skinny gold body" of "bending iron and breaking gold".
Zheng Zhenduo said in the preface to his "Album of The Song Dynasty", "The history of Chinese painting must be centered on the glorious era of the Song Dynasty. "The great achievements of Song Dynasty painting, especially Northern Song painting, have been regarded as an insurmountable peak for many years, and Emperor Huizong of the Song Dynasty is the artistic giant who stands alone on this majestic peak.
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