【Yan Shao Yun Shui｜Modern Southern School Reproduction Treasure】 This work captures the exquisite rhythm of Lu Gong's "drawing clouds and pulling water," seamlessly blending the essence of Wang Meng's denseness and Shi Tao's unrestrainedness. Specially crafted using the ancient technique of six-alum and five-dyeing with Jingxian jade-block Xuanjing, the ink flows like the breathing of mountains and rivers, while the intertwining brushstrokes allude to the mysterious "ink block method" of "Risky River Water." This imitation reaches the "Jiading Study Level" standard, demonstrating a new literati brushwork innovation compared to conventional landscapes. Beyond a mere pursuit of likeness, it truly recreates a modern interpretation of the Shanghai School, a rare and collectible masterpiece and a rare example of Yan Shao's style. Material: Rice paper Mounting size: 192x86 cm Painting core size: 130x65 cm
