[Qiantang Style Center Hall｜Ink Soul Casts the Remaining Rhythm of the Southern Song Dynasty Academy Style] This scroll captures the essence of Jing'an's "iron-back axe-like texture" brushwork. The majestic garments and sleeves resemble the vibrant, serene calligraphy of Ma Yuan's "Taegae" silk scroll. The overlapping peaks and rocks inherit Xia Gui's ink-wash technique, creating a new, majestic realm of the Zhejiang School. The imperial silk undergoes a secret process of nine refinements and eight temperings, and the pine smoke and frost evoke the principle of "ink-cast soul" as described in the "Records of Southern Song Dynasty Court Painting." The reproduction technique reaches the exacting standards of "Gufeng Masters," with each texture drawing honed over two centuries of meticulous work. Compared to more common figure reproductions, this work demonstrates the profound influence of the court style. It is more than a replica of form, spirit, and aura; it is a museum-quality silk work that blends the ruggedness of the Northern School with the surging energy of the Qiantang River. It is a contemporary authentic inheritor of the spirit of "Spring Mountain Gathering Green." Material: Silk cloth Mounting size: 185×69 cm Painting core size: 81×44 cm
