Xu Beihong Two Horses Picture
¥8,500,000.00
This painting is a masterpiece of Xu Beihong's pommel horse theme during the Anti-Japanese War.。The painting depicts two divine horses,A horse bows its head and drinks water from the stream,A horse stands with head held high,mane flying,Strong muscles and bones。Integrating Western anatomy into Chinese ink freehand brushwork,The precise structure of the horse's flesh and bones,The pen and ink are unrestrained and dripping。Background with autumn trees and dandelions,Distant mountains light dye,wilderness stream bank,The artistic conception is vast and broad。
Living in Panxi, Chongqing during the Anti-Japanese War,Xu Beihong often used horses to express the unyielding spirit of the nation.,The horse symbolizes the high-spirited and energetic spirit of the times.。The painting blends ink and pastel colors,Vigorous and free-spirited,It is a typical "Xu's horse painting" style,Attached are the relevant collection instructions of Xu Beihong Memorial Hall.,spread in order。
Material shape:Color on paper, mounted, vertical scroll Creation era:1944 Spring day (the 33rd year of the Republic of China),Painted in Panxi on the Jialing River recognition:Spring day of the 33rd year,Beihong wrote in Panxi on the Jialing River。 Seal:Xu、Beihong、Thousands of years of correspondence (seals from three parties) 96cm*53cm (4.58 square feet) to his original wife:Liao Jingwen attached the traceability document description。

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