Qing Dai Xi: Majestic and thick, meticulous and solid, painting with poetry into the pen, deep can play with details to taste

The full volume of "Shiliang Yulai Pavilion Map" is the work of the Qing Dynasty painter Dai Xi. The entire format measures 316 × 41 cm.

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The work is majestic and meticulous. Dai Xi's paintings are written in poetry and lyrics, which is deeply interesting. In Dai Xi's view, some landscapes are poetic, and some landscapes are into words. The scenery into the poem has a majestic atmosphere, such as a high mountain and a large river, a long pine and strange stone; the scenery of the words is beautiful, such as smoke and clouds, road willow flowers. This is an example of his poetic taste seeping into painting, and it can also be seen how closely the visual images of painting are related to language, and the evaluation of poetry will largely guide the artist to extract visual scenes and present paintings in his creation.