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Appreciation of Calligraphy and Painting 007

2017-07-10View Original

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You are welcome to join the art appreciation event for paintings and calligraphy. In addition to answering questions, you may also share your own understanding and insights. Question: Who is the author of this \"Painting of Five Oxen\"? A Han Yu B Han Heng C Han Fei D Korea. The correct answer to this question is B, Han Heng. Feel free to follow the original content on poetry and literature at: http://bbs.hcbbs.com/thread-1782025-1-1.html
Reply #22017-07-11
Han Heng’s ‘Painting of Five Oxen’ is one of China’s top ten famous paintings passed down through the ages. It is one of the few genuine ancient paper and silk paintings from the Tang Dynasty, as well as the oldest existing Chinese painting on paper. It is regarded as a national treasure and is currently housed in the Palace Museum in Beijing. The \"Picture of Five Oxen\" is on hemp paper, measuring 20.8 cm in height and 139.8 cm in width. It bears no signature by the artist, but it has inscriptions by fourteen different individuals, including Zhao Gou, Zhao Mengfu, Sun Hong, Xiang Yuanbian, Hongli, and Jin Nong. The painting depicts five cows of different shapes; with his simple painting style and superb artistic skills, Han Heng achieved the highest level of excellence in depicting cows during the Tang Dynasty. It is considered one of the \"Top Ten Famous Paintings Passed Down Through the Ages in China\".
Reply #32017-07-11
Han Heng’s ‘Painting of Five Oxen’ is one of China’s top ten famous paintings passed down through the ages. It is one of the few genuine ancient paper and silk paintings from the Tang Dynasty, as well as the oldest existing Chinese painting on paper. It is regarded as a national treasure and is currently housed in the Palace Museum in Beijing. The \"Picture of Five Oxen\" is on hemp paper, measuring 20.8 cm in height and 139.8 cm in width. It bears no signature by the artist, but it has inscriptions by fourteen different individuals, including Zhao Gou, Zhao Mengfu, Sun Hong, Xiang Yuanbian, Hongli, and Jin Nong. The painting depicts five cows of different shapes; with his simple painting style and superb artistic skills, Han Heng achieved the highest level of excellence in depicting cows during the Tang Dynasty. It is considered one of the \"Top Ten Famous Paintings Passed Down Through the Ages in China\".

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