[Xishan Travel Center Hall｜Ink Hua Fusion of Northern Style and Southern Rhythm] This scroll embodies the profound secrets of Bo Hu's "pine wind texture" technique. Its dramatic peaks and valleys resemble the vibrant, serene Zhuan calligraphy of the "Kuang Lu Tu" silk scroll, while the swirling clouds and mists, inspired by Guo Xi's rolling cloud technique, create a new realm of Wumen style. The Song Dynasty silk painting employs the secret technique of nine textures and five dyes, and the frosted ochre evokes the "lofty spirit of forests and springs" of the "Complete Works of Six Likes." The meticulous reproduction technique achieves the exacting standards of "exquisite masterpieces," with each brushstroke tempered by three decades of meticulous ink and Zen. Compared to more common landscape reproductions, this scroll reveals a distinctly Southern Song Dynasty academy style. More than a mere reproduction of the serene peaks and valleys, it is a museum-quality silk masterpiece that blends the robustness of the Zhejiang School with the refined elegance of the Wu school. It remains a contemporary patina of the Jiangnan spirit, exemplified by the spirit of "The Sound of Pines on a Mountain Road." Material: Silk cloth Mounting size: 207x58 cm Painting core size: 80x44 cm
