[Yuan Bai's Four Gentlemen Screen | Ice Strings, Iron Bones, Graphite Zen] This collection embodies the essence of Yuan Bai's "iron wire drawing" technique. Orchid arrows pierce the air like silver hooks, piercing the paper, bringing to life the authentic calligraphy style. Plum branches bend like iron, inheriting the spirit of the Song and Yuan dynasty court styles while imbuing them with a scholarly purity and strength. Xuan paper undergoes the ancient method of seven alum and nine dyeing treatments, resulting in a tranquil and elegant ink rhythm that echoes the philosophical principle of "poetry and calligraphy share a common origin" as expressed in "On Calligraphy Quatrains." The meticulous imitation technique achieves the exacting precision of "double hook and ink filling," with each stroke meticulously refined by the scholarly expertise of cultural experts. Compared to the more common Four Gentlemen replicas, this collection embodies the literati spirit of Beijing Normal University. This is more than a faithful reproduction of botanical themes; it is a connoisseur-level work that blends the brushwork of calligraphy with the rhythmic rhythms of poetry. It represents a rare example of a scholar embodying the aesthetic of "firm and pure calligraphy." Material: Rice paper Single frame Mounting size: 174×39.5 cm Size of a single painting: 135×34.5 cm
