Fisherman in a Storm

Gao Qipei 高其佩

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Dynamic movement, turbulent sea
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Ink and color on paper
Difficulty:
Master
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Fisherman in a Storm by Gao Qipei

Fisherman in a Storm is a notable work by the Qing dynasty artist Gao Qipei, created using ink and color on paper. Gao Qipei, born in 1660, was renowned for his innovative finger painting technique, which distinguished him from his contemporaries. This painting exemplifies his ability to convey dynamic movement and emotion, capturing the tumultuous nature of a storm with expressive brushwork. Gao's work is significant for its departure from traditional brush techniques, contributing to the evolution of Chinese painting during the Qing period. His unique approach and mastery of ink have left a lasting impact on the art world, influencing subsequent generations of artists. The painting reflects both the artist's technical skill and his deep connection to the natural world, themes prevalent in his oeuvre.

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Fisherman in a Storm by Gao Qipei

The painting "Fisherman in a Storm" by Gao Qipei, created using ink and color on paper, exemplifies the dynamic brushwork characteristic of Chinese landscape painting. The artwork captures the tumultuous energy of a stormy sea, highlighting the artist's skill in conveying movement and atmosphere.

Artwork Photograph Source:
Harvard Art Museum

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Fisherman in a Storm