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Love this big scale and episodic format. |
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Free and easy brushwork. This feels so germane in Asia--much more so than in New York. It captivates. |
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Beautiful structure in the landscape. |
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Black and dilute ink, interwoven together. |
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So light and delicate--look at both sides of each tree |
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Almost kitsch in its simplicity. Funny, too. |
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The Four Gentlemen and more... |
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Kou le stroke with chrysanthemum leaf application |
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On these chrysanthemums note the variation in ink: black and dry, dilute |
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Orchid--almost wipes out on the blossom but the leaves are so free it is balanced |
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Plum--great control |
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The beautiful big rock with 2 birds |
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Hanren |
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One of the Eight Eccentrics of Shanghai--these painters are the most interesting |
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Color to ink |
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Light to dark |
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Bamboo |
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Plum - takes a lot of work to pull this off |
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Sweet nights cape, sky stained from back |
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Stylized weirdness and a lovely limpid green tint throughout |
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At first, passed it up |
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But then this got me. Reminds me of Morris Graves. |
1 comment:
Beautiful. Email me connections to Shanghai, world traveler. I want to go there.
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