Garden Rock and Flowers (after a painting by Ma Shouzhen)
Pan Gongshou 潘公壽
"Garden Rock and Flowers (after a painting by Ma Shouzhen)" by Pan Gongshou, created in the late 17th century, exemplifies the artist's engagement with traditional Chinese landscape and floral themes, reflecting the influence of earlier masters such as Ma Shouzhen. This work not only showcases Pan's technical skill and adherence to classical aesthetics but also contributes to the discourse on the preservation and reinterpretation of cultural heritage in the context of the Qing dynasty's artistic milieu.
"Garden Rock and Flowers (after a painting by Ma Shouzhen)" by Pan Gongshou 潘公壽 features a harmonious composition that juxtaposes a meticulously rendered rock formation with vibrant floral elements, exemplifying the artist's mastery of traditional Chinese ink and color techniques. The work is characterized by its delicate brushwork and a balanced use of negative space, which enhances the naturalistic representation of the flora while maintaining a sense of tranquility and elegance.