石濤 大江行舟尋幽圖 水墨紙本 立軸

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英文品名：SHI TAO, BOAT ON A GREAT RIVER WITH A WANDERING SCHOLAR, INK ON PAPER, HANGING SCROLL 尺寸：L:118cm;W:40cm 紙本墨筆，立軸。圖繪大江景色，石壁臨立，遠峰隔江如黛，江面上一葉扁舟盪槳而行。近景坡石樹木，村舍數家掩映，一士人策杖尋幽。山石以拖泥帶水皴寫出，墨色濃淡乾濕互用，意境蒼茫。畫右上長行草書題詩，款號苦瓜和尚。石濤筆墨縱恣，自寫性靈，此軸寫江景，氣象闊大。石濤（1642–約1707），俗姓朱，名若極，明靖江王朱亨嘉之子。明亡後出家為僧，釋名原濟，字石濤，號苦瓜和尚、大滌子，廣西桂林人，晚年寓揚州。山水筆墨縱恣，反對摹古，主張「我自用我法」，著《苦瓜和尚畫語錄》一書，影響近世畫學甚鉅。 A hanging scroll, ink on paper. A broad river scene unfolds: a cliff faces the water, distant peaks rise across the stream in pale ink, and a small boat rows across. In the foreground, rocks and trees frame a few cottages where a scholar with a staff wanders in search of solitude. The rocks are textured in wet-and-dry washes with varied ink tones, the mood vast. A long cursive poem is inscribed at the upper right, signed by the monk Shi Tao. Shitao (1642–c. 1707), born Zhu Ruoji, a descendant of the Ming Jingjiang prince, became a monk in early Qing under the name Yuanji, with the hao Bitter Gourd Monk and Master of the Pure Wash Studio. From Guangxi, he settled in Yangzhou in later life and painted landscapes with uninhibited ink, opposing blind imitation and insisting on using my own method. His Sayings on Painting has been enormously influential.

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