Ku Chan Pine and Eagle Four-panel Painting | Beijing School Freehand Painting, Casting Souls Central Hall
This painting embodies the profound essence of Ku Chan Master's "emphasis on clumsiness and grandeur." The imposing presence of an eagle striking the palace radiates through the paper, evoking a sense of wind. The pine spirit, like a stone chiseled from the rock, embodies a millennium of majestic spirit. The profound and majestic ink rhythm inherits the cool elegance of the Eight Great Masters while embodying the unwavering solemnity of the Northern School. The rhythmic movement of the four panels subtly evokes the essence of the Beijing School. The meticulous craftsmanship of the reproduction reaches the "Pine and Eagle Casting Soul" level, with each stroke tempered by the aesthetics of freehand painting. Compared to ordinary bird and flower reproductions, this painting possesses a more majestic and powerful spirit. It is a treasured cultural piece for the living room and a collector's item, blending the brushwork of cursive script with the spirit of freehand painting. It is a rare contemporary example of the state-of-the-art ink painting philosophy that embodies the spirit of the "Eagle Striking" series.
Material: Xuan paper
Single-panel mounting dimensions: 174 × 39.5 cm
Single-panel core dimensions: 135 × 34.5 cm
