Printmaking
Autumn Wind Brings Red Petals Falling
by Fu baoshi · Nanjing, China$1,590
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The Story
The painting takes its poetic title from Shi Tao, a master painter Fu Baoshi deeply admired.Created in 1962, it expresses the elegant and free literati spirit through autumn scenery. Fu Baoshi was greatly inspired by the ancient painter Shi Tao, whose poems often guided his creative themes.He excelled at blending poetic mood with bold brushwork, forming his unique and passionate artistic style. Fu Baoshi uses loose, vigorous brushstrokes to depict swirling red leaves in the autumn wind.His distinctive ink-wash technique creates a misty, poetic and dynamic landscape atmosphere. As a classic masterpiece by Fu Baoshi, it holds high market recognition and has achieved remarkable auction results.
Craft & Process
Traditional Chinese ink wash painting on handmade xuan paper. Fu Baoshi applies bold, flowing brushstrokes with layered ink tones to render autumn mountains and swirling red leaves. He uses moist, diluted ink for misty landscapes and concentrated dark ink for tree branches, creating a dynamic, poetic scene in one continuous composition. The finished work is mounted following traditional Chinese scroll mounting techniques.
About the Artist
Fu baoshi
Nanjing, China
One of the most important Chinese painters of the 20th century, Fu Baoshi revolutionized traditional landscape painting with his bold "scattered brush" (抱石皴) technique and poetic vision of mist-shrouded mountains.
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