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Bian Shoumin's Album of Flowers and Reeds

Bian Shoumin was quite famous during the reign of Emperor Qianlong and was one of the Eight Masters of Yangzhou. He was good at painting flowers, birds, vegetables and fruits, especially wild geese flying and calling, which were vivid and wild, and were highly valued by people at that time. There are two ways of painting: one is to use a rough brush to express the rich and moist taste, and the other is to use a dry brush with burnt ink, which is dry but moist and has the most elegant taste. This album is the former, depicting wild geese, lotus, daylily, chrysanthemum, etc. The brushwork is simple but vivid.

(1) The gorgeous and startling shadow, holding the oar and singing in the distance. When you are not ashamed of your face, you will let your body go straight to the waves. Yi Gong.

(2) Longevity of the people.

(3) Yigong.

(IV) A branch of fallen leaves in autumn, a cool breeze blows for four or five miles. Blowing off the red lotus, the fragrance lingers on the water. Yigong.

(V) The beautiful autumn scenery of the east fence is shared, and I can enjoy it in silence behind the paper window.

(6) Yigong.

(7) Yigong.

(8) Whether it is color or fragrance, it can be painted, but forgetting the worries of others is the most difficult to describe.