[Jinyuan Tianlun Hall｜Colorful spirit blends with the legacy of Xu and Huang] This scroll inherits the secret technique of "weaving gold and coloring" employed by Han officials. The exquisite folds of the garments resemble the shimmering, shimmering calligraphy of the silk painting "The Beautiful Ladies." The lively figure of the child, inspired by Xu Xi's boneless technique, creates a new realm of the Xuanhe Academy style. The Song silk was dyed and polished ten times by the emperor, and the azurite glaze evokes the Daoist principle of "Jinyuan Chunxi" as described in the Jiatai Huazhi. The reproduction technique achieves the exacting standards of "Tianlun Study Level," and each color is refined through three generations of mining and meditation. Compared to more common figure reproductions, this work reveals a distinct connection to Five Dynasties sketching. This is more than a faithful reproduction of both form and spirit; it is a museum-quality silk masterpiece that blends the opulence of the imperial court with the lively charm of the common people. It is a contemporary continuation of the authentic legacy of the "Children Playing in the Autumn Courtyard." Material: Silk cloth Mounting size: 207x58 cm Painting core size: 80x44 cm
