Calligraphy and painting are hung in the principal's office, and the selection range is quite wide.
If the office is small and medium-sized, the calligraphy is good, and the content can be positive, such as talking about morality, staying in the mountains, and Gao Huai's vision; Can show the company's purpose, such as honesty, modesty and truth-seeking; You can also hope that the company will make a fortune and prosper. Of course, poetry is also a good choice, such as the chairman's "Qin Yuan Chun Xue" and "Qing Ping Le?" Liupan Mountain, Cao Cao's Watching the Sea, Zhuge Liang's Commanding Book, etc.
A large office is more suitable for hanging large-scale landscape paintings, which is both imposing and graceful. For example, welcome pine, show great ambitions, cornucopia, and many people choose Xu Hang Beihong's galloping horse map. In Feng Shui, it is said that "the mountain is the master, and the water is the master". Hanging mountains and rivers on the back means "leaning back", which is helpful to make money and treasure.
In the history of modern painting in China, Xu Beihong's circle of "Ma bu" or horse stance just look is unparalleled. Among his personal artistic achievements, painting horses is the most outstanding. He devoted himself to the reform of Chinese painting all his life, and the highest achievement of his Chinese painting reform was his "Chinese Painting Galloping". He attaches great importance to sketch, there are more than 1000 sketches about horses, and he has also studied horse anatomy. He knows the bones, muscles and tissues of horses like the back of his hand. At the same time, he is also familiar with the horse's character and temper. In terms of techniques, he used China's ink painting as the main means of expression, and at the same time used the western perspective and anatomy to vividly describe the heroic horse. The pen is vigorous and powerful, and the pen and ink are hearty. Halo dyeing is based on the horse's body structure, and the ink color is thick and light, which not only shows the horse's body, but also does not affect the charm of ink color. Xu Beihong's "Horse" is the product of the integration of China and the West, and it is extremely successful. Eight Horses is one of his most famous works, with eight horses in Zhou Muwang as the theme. Eight horses have different shapes, are elegant and smart, and are rare treasures.
What picture is hanging in the boss's office?
Calligraphy works vary from person to person, so it is good to choose calligraphy works (stripes) with more than four words, such as "Heaven rewards diligence", "lofty ambition", "light indifference, far-reaching tranquility", "magnanimous tolerance" and "generous morality". Shi's Nian Nujiao, Cao Cao's Watching the Sea, and the chairman's Qinyuanchun are all very atmospheric and suitable for hanging in the boss's office.
It should be noted that inspirational calligraphy works are mainly selected, and the expression of words can be elegant and subtle, avoiding arrogance and ambition, and indirectly showing the broad mind, sincerity and responsibility of the master's atmospheric landscape painting. We should give our guests a sense of relief, reverence and intimacy.
Office calligraphy and painting
An office is a place to handle specific business or provide services. This is a place that provides jobs and offices. Different types of enterprises have different office space, which consists of office equipment, office staff and other auxiliary equipment. The office is suitable for putting things that are helpful to people and have a working atmosphere, such as flowers, calligraphy and painting.
Let's take a look at the calligraphy and painting arrangement in the office of Li Ka-shing, a business legend. There are three works hanging in his office.
The first painting is Zhang Daqian's Poems of Li Bai. The mountains are inked with green ink, the water is filled with natural air, and the skylight is sprinkled with white powder, which is more beautiful. The inscription comes from Li Bai's poem "Questions and Answers in the Mountains": "Ask me what I want to live in the blue mountains, smile without answering my heart, the peach blossom has gone, and there is another world that is not human. This represents a wide range of emotions. " He said. This photo is on his desk.
Right against the wall, look up.
The second painting, located in front of the cabinet, is the painting of Badashan people. Badashan people are descendants of the imperial clan of the Ming Dynasty. After the demise of the Ming Dynasty, it was destroyed by the state. He was reduced from a royal aristocrat to a commoner, so he pretended to be crazy and didn't talk to anyone. Later, he became a monk to avoid disaster and was hailed as the first of the "four great painting monks in the early Qing Dynasty". Li Ka-shing said that the paintings of Badashan people are generally unhappy, and only this painting is happy and comfortable. "This alone is worth hanging here."
The third picture is calligraphy, which is hung on the wall on his right hand side, closest to him. The poem was written by Zuo, a Confucian general in the Qing Dynasty, and the words were written by famous writers: "Give the wishes of superiors, get the relationship between China and enjoy the blessings; Choose a high place to stand, find a flat place to live, and go to a wide place. " Li Ka-shing was deeply impressed by the profound artistic conception of the word. He said: "It is not surprising that even children can understand the first four words of a sentence. I did this many years ago."
However, why should there be a middle edge after choosing the high position? "It is not easy to get along with people of the same class and social status." As for enjoying inferior happiness, it is even more difficult. With wealth, you can live a simple and simple life. The word "frugality" is the focus of Zuo Jiaxun. For example, he said that although he is rich and expensive, he is not reliable. Only the word "frugality" can last long. This belief was also practiced by Li Ka-shing all his life.
After explaining the meaning of couplets, he wrote a sentence: "It is better to be quick than urgent". Compared with the calligraphy of Su Dongpo in the Northern Song Dynasty, which was popular among China literati and had stable rules, he preferred the vigor and strength of Zhao Meng, a calligrapher in the Yuan Dynasty. His calligraphy style reflects his inner character-"He is not ill, but he can achieve his goal quickly. This is the realm of doing business. He is absorbed in signing autographs. Behind the glass window, in the blue Victoria Harbour, ships come and go.