Qi Gong (1912-2005), Landscape, Flower, Painting and Calligraphy Album. Length: 44.5 cm (17.52 in); Width: 33 cm (12.99 in). Album leaves, colour on paper, complete sixteen-leaf set with original brown hardcover. This exquisite album by Qi Gong integrates poetry, calligraphy and painting, arranged in the paired-leaf format: one painting facing one calligraphic inscription. Subjects include landscapes, pine & rock, chrysanthemums and osmanthus. Following literati painting traditions of Yuan and Ming dynasties, the landscapes depict mountain pavilions, secluded valleys and autumn woodlands, rendered with subtle texture strokes and delicate tree dots, conveying serene and distant mood. Flower paintings are from life study, with pale colouring for chrysanthemums and osmanthus, elegant and vivid.Each painting is accompanied by Qi Gong's handwritten poems in refined running script, with neat and lively character structures. The inscriptions contain original verses as well as critiques on old masters such as Ni Zan and Meihe, unifying poetry, calligraphy, painting and art connoisseurship. Fully preserved in original binding with complete seals, this album is a fine collection of Qi Gong's small works embodying his painting, calligraphy and art theory.

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