Suzhou Sushan Museum Plaque+Coverage+Traditional Chinese Characters

Suzhou Su Fan Museum is located in Suzhou with a long history. There are a large number of core fans of Wuyue culture here, and each fan has his own history and legend. Let's share the related introduction of Suzhou Su Fan Museum.

Address: No.79 Yuanxian Street, Mudu Town, Wuzhong District, Suzhou

Suzhou Sushan Museum was founded by Xiangzhou Fanfang on 20 1 1. Originally located beside Yan Jia Garden in Mudu, Suzhou. 20 16 65438+February 2 1, moved to the front of Weidaoguan, Pingjiang Road16.

Suzhou folding fans began to be self-made in the Southern Song Dynasty, and became famous throughout the country in the Ming Dynasty, reaching its peak in the Qing Dynasty. Known as the "Ming Sijia" in the painting world, Wu painters: Shen Zhou, Tang Yin, and have all been handed down from generation to generation and become national treasures. After 600 years of inheritance, Su Fan has developed into an art form with national characteristics, leaving tens of thousands of exquisite works of art.

In 2006, Su Fan was selected into the national intangible cultural heritage list.

Suzhou Suzhou vermicelli museum consists of three spaces: the first is a brief introduction to Suzhou vermicelli culture, the second is a physical collection of fans, and the third is an elastic space, which is mainly used to show fans of contemporary famous painters and calligraphers.

Suzhou Sushan Museum has many famous fans, such as Zhang Daqian, Boxinshe, _, Wu Zuoren,, and Lu, as well as famous bamboo carved fans, such as Zhi Ci 'an, Hua Jiannan, Xue Foying and Tan, as well as fan pendants, fan bags, fan boxes and fan making tools related to the fans, such as sandalwood fans, round fans and feather fans.

Su Fan, the general name of Suzhou folding fan, sandalwood fan, silk bow fan and paper round fan, is one of the traditional handicrafts in China. It is famous for its long history and exquisite production.

Suzhou has been an important fan manufacturing town since ancient times. The most famous fans in Suzhou are sandalwood fans, silk bow fans and folding fans. The fan bones are unique and exquisite, and they are all famous for their exquisite production. Together, it is called "Suzhou elegant fan", also known as "elegant things with sleeves".

There are exquisite brick carvings on both sides of the gate of Suzhou Sushan Museum, and there are exquisite brick carvings in the door. There are three immortals-Fu Lushou in the third house.

Suzhou Sushan Museum, free of charge.

Opening hours: 9:00~ 16:30.

It will be closed on Monday. I wonder if it will be closed on Monday as a national holiday.

Arrival: Suzhou Pingjiang Road Historical and Cultural Block.

Suzhou Sushan Museum Raiders:

These two mornings in Suzhou were really good. First, sleep until you wake up naturally every day. Second, I have something delicious for breakfast. It's a bit tacky, but it's true. As for Suzhou, I think it would be a mistake not to talk about it.

If you ask what is a good thing, it is actually a little porridge, but it is elegant and clean, so when you look at it, your index finger moves and all kinds of names are not asked in detail. Everything was eaten clean.

I often think that a city's culture has been passed down for a long time, and there will always be a trace in life. The bridges, flowing water and people here are either gorgeous or simple, but they are all exquisite. This is not a compliment to Suzhou.

But all the cultures created here, whether spiritual or material, have been associated with the words refined, refined, elegant and sincere in people's minds.

Holding a cup of hot tea, bathed in the warm sunshine in early winter. My eyes and my heart seem to catch something everywhere, but they can't catch anything. I vaguely saw the poster of Wumen famous fan exhibition at the entrance of Suzhou Museum yesterday. I checked online, and the location is not far from Suzhou Fan Museum.

It's boring. Let's go and have a look. A good friend of my colleague heard that he was going to see an art exhibition. He said in surprise, do you still like art? I was speechless for a moment. If you don't like it, why go and see it? There is no explanation.

Walk along the stone road around the Taoist temple for dozens of steps, and you will find Suzhou Fan Museum in a renovated historical building. The whole exhibition hall consists of three spaces. The first space is a brief introduction of Su Fan culture.

The second development is the collection of many famous fans, such as Zhang Daqian, Pu Xin _, Wu Zuoren, Lu and so on.

Famous bamboo carving fans, such as Zhi Ci 'an, Xue Foying and Tan, sandalwood fans, round fans, lacquer fans and feather fans, as well as fan pendants, fan bags, fan boxes and fan-making tools. It is confirmed that "Suzhou's most important painting and calligraphy lover" is expressed in the Chronicle of Eternal Sorrow.

These elegant and precious literary scripts also gave me a glimpse of the brilliance of Wu Pai and the exquisite craftsmanship of the Soviet Union.

More literati taste and feelings. It is unusual to open and close half a piece of breeze paper and roll it up at will.

The third entrance to the main hall is the exhibition hall of "Wu Men Famous Masters Fan Exhibition". There are few people in the empty exhibition hall. The painting on the wall is silent, but it seems to have a magical power, pushing the noisy market separated by a wall far away, almost two worlds.

With the peace of mind, an ethereal landscape sketch attracted me. Take a closer look, it is the work "Dawn on the Lake" by Mr. Pang Yande, a famous Wu Pai. If you look carefully, you can smoke a Cao Jiang tree and leave a boat. Or ethereal and profound, or gloomy and deep.

The brushwork is frustrated, dense, real, dry and wet, just right, all of which show the talent and foundation of the painter.

Lin Zexu's couplet is the work of Zhang Shidong, an old man of China Calligraphers Association, and it is a unique fan of Oracle characters.

The brushwork is clever and precise, hard and thin, with a stone charm. The famous saying, "All rivers run into the sea, but every wall has ears." Perhaps it is Mr. Zhang Shidong's appeal and interpretation of artistic life.

Next to it is Pu Jiansheng, president of Nanshe Painting and Calligraphy Institute's work "Rain and Sunny Flower Shadow". This fan depicts the scenery with emotion and sends it to the scene. It is colorful and full of life.

I remember seeing his flower-and-bird paintings in Liu Haisu Art Museum a few years ago, and now I can still remember several flower-and-bird sketches such as Rewinding for a Long Time, Quality and Dust-Free.

His brush always reveals his awe of nature and is full of innocence and willingness that cannot be deliberately created.

After reading it for a while, I thought I could go, but I found a man in his fifties coming head-on. I saw that his face was clear, his eyes were bright, and his gestures were full of Confucianism and Taoism.

But vaguely similar to the old work, I went forward to ask, but it was Mr. Pang Yande, a famous contemporary painter in Suzhou, who had just enjoyed his masterpiece. This wonderful encounter opened a new world of China ink landscape painting for me.

Mr. Pang Yande studied under famous Chinese painting masters Mr. Liu Maoshan and Mr. Hang Qingshi. Intensive study of mountains and rivers and original inkstone art —— Liu Yun Shijie.

His works have been selected for many national exhibitions, and he is also one of the rare masters of leaf painting in China. He is good at combining the techniques of ink painting with the natural shapes and stems of leaves to depict various figures, flowers, birds and landscapes. And gradually developed into a unique artistic expression.

I didn't dare to talk to Mr. Pang until I saw that he was as calm as a gentleman. When chatting, Mr. Pang showed me some excellent photos of his leaf paintings. It's so beautiful, so beautiful!

I almost cried out in surprise when I saw such a magical painting for the first time in my life. Several spectators also gathered around to watch, and I could hear their inner vibration.

I saw some leaves as thin as cicadas, some strange shapes, and some broken and incomplete. On it, Mr. Pang painted freehand brushwork in ink and wash, combined with western painting techniques, and used the changes of color and light to show the aesthetic effect of Suzhou gardens in many ways.

The picture blends with the natural texture of the leaves, highlighting a harmonious beauty without any sense of isolation. Unforgettable and fascinating.

This birdcage carefully painted with dead leaves of Magnolia tree was painted by the artist with ingenuity, and a birdcage was drawn by using the natural hollowing out of leaves and veins. There are birds in the cage, which are lifelike, surrounded by greenery, with the natural texture of leaves, unique and exquisite. It is also one of Mr. Pang's representative works.

The morning in Shaoshan on the towel gourd leaves depicts the scene of modern life. On the screen, a group of tourists are visiting Mao Zedong's former residence. The roof is half tiled and half thatched. The former residence of Mao Zedong in the early morning is clear and sacred, not dazzling, but it leads people to move on like a beam of "light of hope". The feeling of reverence arises spontaneously.

Suddenly, a poem came to my mind, "Reading mountains and seeing water for three thousand miles, in the leaves of Yunlin".

I can't believe that fragile leaves can also support the height of art. Colors are just like flowers and leaves. Leaves are too ordinary and fragile, but because of this, new leaves can arouse our respect for life and withered leaves can make us feel the impermanence of life.

May life be beautiful like summer flowers and death like autumn leaves. Perhaps it is the quality of fallen leaves that makes Mr. Pang integrate ink painting into his artistic life, and leaf painting makes us feel so elegant, so natural and so calm.

Just thinking about whether to speak, I asked my husband for my favorite collection of Suzhou gardens. But I never imagined that Mr. Pang had already donated these precious leaf paintings of Suzhou Garden Series to Suzhou Garden Archives for free.

"Writing for literature, not for rice", and so is painting. Ordinary people, like us, are not qualified to talk about art and live a mediocre life for a living. In addition, they have little knowledge and are superficial.

Full of gossip, making people laugh and be generous, just entertaining themselves. The poet Yu Jian said: Think like God and live like a citizen.

It is not ordinary people who can really take care of both, but I take this opportunity to know and know Mr. Pang. The trip to Suzhou finally did something arty, not for the sake of rice and beams, nor was it pleasant.