Picasso's Infantry with Birds, Ni Zan's The Map of Helin, etc.
1, Su Shi's Xiaoxiang Bamboo Stone Map
"Xiaoxiang Bamboo Stone Map" is a long scroll composition, which depicts distant mountains near water and strange rocks and bamboos, showing a corner where Xiaoxiang meets the river. In the painting, there are two stones, one large and one small, placed on a small soil slope, and several clumps of bamboo are drilled through the cracks in the stones. Behind them, there are misty clouds, showing an ethereal and empty inspiration.
2. Jiang's "Refugee Map"
Jiang is the main representative painter of realistic ink figure painting in China, and his map of refugees is the most representative realistic ink figure painting.
3. Luo Zhongli's "father"
Oil painting is a western painting and painting technique introduced to China in the late Qing Dynasty. Early oil painters created a large number of excellent oil paintings with the characteristics of the times in their study and practice, and they were the pioneers of China's oil paintings.
Luo Zhongli's classic "Father" is not only a treasure of China Art Museum, but also a masterpiece of the whole history of China oil painting.
4. Picasso's Infantry with Birds
The Infantry with Birds in China Art Museum was painted by Picasso 197 1. In the painting, an infantryman wears a chestnut hat and blue clothes, and holds a sword in his left hand. On the hilt of the sword stands a dove representing peace, which looks very peaceful. The infantry's mouth opened slightly, but it seemed to show shock.
5. Ni Zan's "He Lin Tu"
He described the story of Zhou Xuanchu calling cranes from the sky. In "Greetings", Ni Zan did not draw Zhou Xuanchu himself, but drew a crane, which is thought-provoking and thought-provoking.