The most famous Mo Lian.

The most famous ink painting is Mo Hetu by Wu Changshuo, a painter in Yuan Dynasty. The relevant contents are as follows:

1. Picture composition: Wu Changshuo used the technique of "leaving blank" in composition, and created a sense of space and layering of the picture through the way of virtual and real. In the center of the picture, he points out a blooming lotus flower with thick ink, and lotus leaves and lotus leaves are distributed around the picture. This way of composition makes the main body of the picture stand out, and at the same time it has a sense of integrity.

2. The use of pen and ink: Wu Changshuo used rich brushwork and ink painting techniques to express the shape and charm of the lotus. He used appropriate shades to describe the outline of lotus and the rotation of petals, showing the softness and exquisiteness of lotus. At the same time, he also showed the lotus leaf and the texture of the lotus leaf through dry and wet pen and ink, which made the picture more vivid and realistic.

3. Artistic conception of the picture: Wu Changshuo shows the nobility, elegance and elegance of Mo Hetu Lotus, and at the same time, he also blends in his own mood and emotion. This painting has become a classic in China's ink painting, not only because of its exquisite technique and composition, but also because of its fresh and elegant artistic conception.

Related contents of ink lotus painting

1, historical origin: Ink painting is a kind of Chinese painting with a long history. As early as the Tang Dynasty, lotus has become one of the important themes of Chinese painting. With the passage of time, the painting techniques and forms of ink painting have also developed continuously, and gradually formed their own unique artistic style.

2. Artistic features: Ink painting usually expresses the beauty and charm of lotus flowers with simple composition, elegant colors and delicate lines. Painters use techniques such as brushwork, ink color and composition to make lotus shapes, petals, lotus leaves and other elements lifelike, creating a fresh and elegant artistic conception.

3. Cultural connotation: Lotus has rich symbolic meanings in China culture, such as purity, elegance and longevity. Therefore, ink lotus is not only an artistic expression, but also contains profound cultural connotation. By depicting lotus flowers, painters expressed their pursuit of beautiful things and their love for life, and also conveyed the values and aesthetics of China culture.