[Bolong Yanya｜Jingjin Yige replica treasures] These four panels embody the exquisite charm of Yan Gong's "boneless painting secret technique," seamlessly blending the refined elegance of Yun Nantian and the realistic realism of Lang Shining. Specially selected imperial-grade Xuan paper, treated with the ancient method of "ten alums and nine dyes," results in vibrant, elegant ink and color reminiscent of enamel, while the layered application of color alludes to the subtle "Western perspective" of the "Hundred Flowers Poetry Notebook." These reproductions, reaching the standard of "Manchurian study," surpass conventional flower and bird paintings and embody the pinnacle of the fusion of Eastern and Western influences of the Beijing-Tianjin School of the Republic of China. Beyond mere resemblance, these paintings are truly a treasured treasure that recreates the fusion of late Qing court aesthetics and Western techniques, a rare example of the Bolong style. Material: Rice paper Single frame Mounting size: 243x58 cm Single painting core size: 170x46 cm
