[Lingxu Ceyun｜Mowu Huajian Yige Imitation Creation] This album embodies the spirit of Wu's aesthetic, blending Western and Chinese aesthetics. Each leaf reveals a clash of Dunhuang colors and Song Dynasty bone-work techniques. The raw rice paper, refined through nine alum-staining and ten-dying techniques, creates a saturated, smudged ink layer, evoking centuries of sedimentation. The bird feathers, outlined, allude to the "wet brush-ripped silk" of "Shepherd Camel." Executed to the exacting standards of "Mobei Study Level," this album reveals a deeper connection to Beihong's sketching system than typical album leaves. This is more than just a reproduction of a powder copy; it is a treasured collection that reconstructs the spirit of the wartime National Academy of Arts' "Oriental Imagism," a rare contemporary dialogue between ink and time. Material: Rice paper Single page size: 60x42 cm
