Zhai Er Tai

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木框/宣紙裱麟布/泛黃

POST WINGS

The painting features a near-abstract slope and seascape composed of pale blue and ochre ink interwoven together, where the heavy brushwork contrasts with the tranquility of the distant mountains. This reflects an important stylistic characteristic of Zhao Er-dai's "modern ink painting" phase—using landscapes as a mental image, not for realistic representation, but as spiritual landscapes. The composition is expansive, embodying the principle of "the Dao connects the world beyond form, thoughts delve into the manifestations of wind and clouds."

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