Who paints grapes best in Chinese painting?

Huang Huanwu and Su Baozhen are the representatives of China ink-and-wash grape painting school.

1, Huang Huanwu (1906 to 1985), one of the representatives of modern Lingnan School of Painting. He is good at landscapes, figures, flowers, fish and insects, birds and animals, especially at flower-and-bird paintings and landscape paintings, which are vivid and vivid. Huang Huanwu likes to draw grapes, especially purple grapes. A string as sweet as a girl.

In terms of techniques, Huang Huanwu blended ink and color in one furnace, thus creating clear grapes, moist leaves and elegant vines, and then matching with clever birds and insects, making the picture more vivid, moist and beautiful.

2. Su Baozhen (19 16 to 1996) is a famous modern flower and bird painter. He is good at drawing grapes, so he is nicknamed "Su Grape". Su Baozhen's skill in painting grapes is unique and exquisite. He took advantage of the nature of ink and original cotton paper and adopted "circle writing", that is, he completed the shape of grapes with two simplified strokes.

Su Baozhen ink grapes make full use of the lightness of ink color and the highlights left in the middle, thus drawing grapes with light texture and full moisture.

Introduction to Chinese painting:

Traditional Chinese painting has a wide range of classification, including figures, landscapes, flowers and birds, animals and other themes. Among them, landscape painting is one of the most representative and influential schools in Chinese painting, emphasizing the expression and spiritual implication of natural landscape. Flower-and-bird painting pays attention to the accurate and vivid description of the shape, color and breath of objects, and has a strong literati atmosphere.

The main forms of Chinese painting are pen, ink, paper and water. It pays attention to the use of pen and ink, combines light and heavy, uses a moderate pen, outlines the outline and connotation of the image, but emphasizes details more. Xuan paper and silk paper are commonly used in traditional Chinese painting, which can show different effects under the performance of different papers and textures.

Traditional Chinese painting works often have far-reaching philosophies and implications, and express rich cultural connotations and spiritual feelings through pen and ink and humorous composition. It is not only a painting technique, but also contains the profoundness of China culture, which is one of the treasures of China traditional culture.