吳昌碩 紫藤牡丹梅花三條屏 設色紙本 立軸

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英文品名：WU CHANGSHUO, WISTERIA, PEONY AND PLUM BLOSSOM, THREE SCROLLS, INK AND COLOUR ON PAPER, HANGING SCROLLS 尺寸：L:93cm;W:29cm (x3) 紙本設色，三條屏。一條寫紫藤，紫花垂垂，藤糾纏如篆；一條寫牡丹，國色富貴，葉以焦墨寫出；一條寫梅花，老幹縱橫，紅英點點。每幅均長行石濤體行草題詩，款署吳昌碩老缶，鈐印多方。缶翁以石鼓文筆意寫花，金石氣盎然，色墨相生，為海派寫意花卉典型。附原裝木盒。吳昌碩（1844–1927），浙江安吉人，初名俊，又名俊卿，字昌碩，號缶廬、老缶、苦鐵。諸生出身，曾官江東縣丞。詩、書、畫、印四絕，篆刻宗秦漢璽印，為西泠印社首任社長；書法專力石鼓文，蒼厚雄渾；花卉取法徐渭、八大山人、石濤、李復堂，以篆籀筆意寫枝幹，色墨濃麗，一掃纖弱，為海上畫派開山。 Three hanging scrolls, ink and colour on paper, a set. One depicts wisteria with drooping purple racemes and vines twisting like seal script; one shows peonies in full glory with leaves brushed in dark ink; one paints plum blossoms on rugged branches dotted with red flowers. Each is inscribed with a long poem in Shitao-style running script, signed by Wu Changshuo (Laofou), with several seals. An original wood box accompanies. Wu Changshuo (1844-1927), born Jun in Anji, Zhejiang, was a master of poetry, calligraphy, painting and seal carving. He drew on Qin-Han seals and became the first president of the Xiling Seal Society. His calligraphy focused on the Stone-Drum inscriptions, and his flower painting, derived from Xu Wei, Bada, Shitao and Li Shoutang, applied seal-script strength to the branches. He was the founding figure of the Haipai school.

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