Huang Binhong (January 27, 1865-March 25, 1955), was originally from Huizhou (now Huangshan City) She County , born in Jinhua, Zhejiang, and grew up in Tandu Village, She County, her hometown. She was originally named Maozhi, but later changed her name to Zhi, with his courtesy name Pucun and his pseudonym Binhong, and his other names were Yuxiang, Hongsou, and Huangshan Mountain native. Famous painters and scholars in modern times. He is good at painting landscapes and is a master of landscape painting.
Huang Binhong Orchid and Bamboo Picture 20×30cm
According to records, Huang's father himself often painted plum and bamboo, and could write bamboo for dozens of paper a day. Although Huang Binhong's paintings of bamboo were far less than landscape paintings in his life, his paintings of bamboo were often used to embellish flowers in his early years to entertain himself. Middle-aged and three or five friends, I spent time working together with landscapes and flowers. I occasionally wrote ink bamboo.
Huang Binhong Bamboo and Stone Picture 90×34cm
When he lived in Peking, Huang Binhong planted a cluster of thin bamboos three feet away and wrote the "Bamboo Beizhu Picture Scroll" to wish him peace on the occasion of his return to the south. After settling in Qixialing, Hangzhou, Huang Binhong wrote many "Plum Blossom Pictures" and gave them to his friends.
Huang Binhong Meizhu 33×34cm
Huang Binhong Linwen Tongyin Bamboo Picture Scroll
Linwu Zhen Mozhu Drawings Zhejiang Provincial Museum
Lin Cui Yao Mozhu Drawings Zhejiang Provincial Museum
