150 small freehand peony paintings, beautiful!

#头条创作挑战赛#

In the world of Chinese painting, peony flowers, with their unique status, have become an indispensable and important element in flower and bird painting. Whether it is a fine fine brush painting or a free and easy freehand painting, peony has won the favor of ancient and modern painters with its unique posture and meaning. Peony symbolizes wealth and contentment, and is not only loved by ancient poets and painters, but also has become an artistic treasure in the hearts of modern people. Its flowers are huge, noble and gorgeous, and they carry the deep emotional and spiritual sustenance of the painters.

**Art Giant: Wang Xuetao**

Wang Xuetao (1903-1982) was an outstanding representative of modern Chinese flower and bird painting. His freehand works of flowers and birds, with their brushwork and ink swaying freely and with beautiful colors, have formed a unique artistic style. When talking about the creation of flower and bird paintings, Wang Xuetao emphasized that the brush and ink should flow naturally and serve the object of expression, rather than being bound by rigid rules. He advocated that in the early stage of painting, it is not necessary to pursue too much brush and ink technique, but to focus on the vivid representation of natural objects. Over time, one's own style of brushwork will naturally take shape.

**Peony feelings: Wang Yingjing**

Wang Yingjing, alias Wang Jing, known as the master of Qingxinzhai, was born in Qixian County, Henan Province in 1942. Influenced by his family's art since childhood, he devoted himself to the art of painting, especially in the peony freehand painting method. As an artist in the hometown of peony in Luoyang, he has been with peony for more than 40 years and has a deep affection for peony. His works are based on traditional Chinese brushwork and integrated with the texture effect of Western painting, which not only pursues the profundity of artistic conception and the expression of emotion, but also emphasizes the vigorousness and stability of the picture, showing a distinct atmosphere of the times.