Flowers (One of Twelve Album Leaves)

"Flowers (One of Twelve Album Leaves)" by Zhang Xiong 張熊 is a notable example of Chinese ink painting, created during the late Ming to early Qing dynasty, reflecting the artist's mastery of traditional brush techniques and his engagement with the natural world. This work is part of a series that exemplifies the cultural practice of album leaves, which served both as personal expression and as a means of showcasing artistic skill within the context of literati culture.

"Flowers (One of Twelve Album Leaves)" by Zhang Xiong 張熊 is characterized by its delicate brushwork and vibrant use of color, depicting an array of floral forms that exemplify traditional Chinese painting techniques. The composition is meticulously arranged, showcasing the artist's skill in capturing the natural beauty and intricate details of the flowers, while the use of negative space enhances the overall aesthetic harmony of the work.