Master HONG YI 弘一 (1880-1942), a set of 1) Ink on silk, depicting bamboo 2) with calligraphy inscription and 3 seals
Master HONG YI (1880-1942), also named Li Shutong, was a Renaissance man in modern Chinese cultural history. Equally skilled in music, calligraphy, poetry, painting and drama, he was revered not only as a Buddhist monk, but also for his multiple talents and his work in promoting classical calligraphy. Admired by cultural icons of the time including authors Lu Xun and Guo Moruo, Hong was an influential figure in almost all facets of cultural development in China during his lifetime.
signed Feng Zhong Lian (1918-2001), known as the famous painter Chen Shao Mei's spouse, worked as a senior artist of Chinese ancient painting in the Palace Museum in Beijing.
After a twenty-two-year effort in 1980 she finished imitating the overall composition of "Along the River During the Qingming Festival"
<br/> Size: calligraphy inscription and seals (3)
Overall: 37 x 27.9 in / 94x71cm
Inner: 26.3 x 23.4 in / 67 x 59.5 cm
Ink on silk, depicting bamboo
Overall:21.75 x 12.2 in / 55.3 x 31 cm
Inner: 15 x 8.5 in / 38 x 21.5 cm
<br/> Condition: good <br/> Condition. |
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