Appreciate the | Shi Tao's "Flower Album": dashing and elegant, clean and attacking

Shi Tao (1642-1708) was a famous painter of the late Ming and early Qing dynasties, whose original surname was Zhu, whose original surname was Ruoji, a native of Guilin, Guangxi, with small characters AChang, and many other names, such as DaDizi, Qingxiang Old Man, Bitter Melon Monk, Blind Venerable, etc., with the legal titles of Yuanji, Yuanji, etc., the son of Zhu Hengjia, the king of Mingjingjiang, and hongren, bearded, and Zhu Yun, collectively known as the "Four Monks of the Late Ming Dynasty". He is a very important figure in the history of Chinese painting, who is not only an explorer, innovator and art theorist of painting practice. In his early years, Shi Tao was a landscape teacher of the Song and Yuan dynasties, and his painting style was sparse and clear, and in his later years, he used his pen to indulge, the ink method was dripping, the gefa was changeable, and he was especially fine in albums. Its floral sketches are dashing, innocent and innocent.

This group of Shi Tao's "Flower Album", 37.5 in length, 25 cm in width, a total of ten frames. In May 2008, it was sold for 15.74 million yuan in the Spring Auction of Christie's in Hong Kong.

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