1. Xiaoxiang Map is a colored silk landscape painting created by Dong Yuan of the Southern Tang Dynasty in the Five Dynasties, which is now collected in the Palace Museum in Beijing.
"Xiaoxiang Map" shows the mountains and rivers in the south. It depicts a landscape of lakes and mountains, and the mountains are gentle and continuous. The vegetation on the mountains is rendered with ink dots. The combination of the flat composition and the large water area in the close-up gives the picture a strong sense of space and presents the misty landscape of the south of the Yangtze River. There are people fishing boats in the mountains and rivers, which are colorful and interesting, adding infinite vitality to the quiet and deep mountains and forests.
2. "You Chuntu" is a painting created by Zhan Ziqian, a painter of Sui Dynasty. It is painted in silk and turquoise, with the words "Zhan Ziqian You Chuntu" inscribed by Song Huizong. It is now in the Painting Gallery of Beijing Palace Museum.
The picture shows the connection between the water and the sky. There are green mountains and lush lakes, some scholars riding horse trails or stopping by the lake, and beautiful ladies boating on the water. It's warm and smoky, the water is sparkling with microwaves, and the peaches and apricots on the shore are blooming and the grass is lush.
3. The Picture of Ming Emperor's Prosperity in Shu is said to be a large turquoise silk painting created by Li Sixun, a landscape painter in the Tang Dynasty (talking about Li Zhaodao). His works are now in the National Palace Museum in Taipei. The work depicts people walking among the mountains.
4. "A Thousand Miles of Rivers and Mountains" is a silk colored painting created by Wang Ximeng in the Northern Song Dynasty, which is now collected in the Palace Museum in Beijing.
this work is in the form of a long scroll, based on tradition, and the picture is nuanced. The misty rivers and undulating mountains constitute a wonderful landscape map of the south of the Yangtze River. The fishing village, the wild city, the waterside pavilion, the thatched cottage in Mao 'an, the water mill long bridge and other static scenes are interspersed with dynamic scenes such as fishing, sailing, playing and market, and the combination of dynamic and static is just right.
5. Fuchun Shan Jutu is a paper-based ink painting created by Huang Gongwang in the Yuan Dynasty in 135, and it is one of the top ten famous paintings handed down from ancient times in China. Huang Gongwang was painted by his younger brother Zheng Xun (a useless teacher), and changed hands several times, and he was beheaded for "burning paintings for human sacrifice". The first half of the volume: the remaining mountain map, now in the Zhejiang Provincial Museum; The second half volume: Useless Teacher Volume, now in the National Palace Museum in Taipei.
With Fuchunjiang River in Zhejiang as the background, the picture is elegant in ink, with proper arrangement of mountains and water, and the ink color is both light and dry, which is very varied.
what are the above references? Baidu Encyclopedia-Xiaoxiang Map
Reference to the above contents? Baidu Encyclopedia-You Chuntu
Reference to the above contents? Baidu Encyclopedia-Ming Huang Xing Shu Tu
Reference to the above contents? Baidu Encyclopedia-A Thousand Miles of Rivers and Mountains Map
Reference to the above contents? Baidu Encyclopedia-Fuchun Shan Jutu