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PU Hsin-yu
(Taiwanese, 1896-1963)
Red Bamboo with a Spider
Ink and colour on paper, framed
33 x 56 cm
Signed Hsin-yu in Chinese
With two seals of the artist
EXHIBITED
\"A Study on the Art of Pu Shin-Yu- The Compilation of the
Research and the Exhibition Catalogue\", Taiwan Museum of
Art, Taichung, 11 July, 1992 - 23 August, 1992
\"Paintings by Pu Hsin-Yu\", National Taiwan Normal
University Art Gallery, Taipei, 27 February, 2021 - 3 March,
2021
ILLUSTRATED
A Study on the Art of Pu Shin-Yu- The Compilation of the
Research and the Exhibition Catalogue, Taiwan Museum of
Art, Taichung, 1992, p. 216
Paintings by Pu Hsin-Yu, My Humble House Co., Ltd., Taipei,
2021, p. 147
NT$ 190,000 - 300,000
HK$ 49,000 - 78,000
US$ 6,300 - 9,900
RMB 43,000 - 68,000
溥心畬
喜結(jié)雙朱
水墨 設(shè)色 紙本 鏡框
33 x 56 cm
釋文:竹寒霜作雪,葉靜月生波。氣肅飛蟲盡,因何
設(shè)網(wǎng)羅。
款識(shí):心畬。
鈐?。号f王孫(朱文)、溥儒(白文)
展覽
「溥心畬繪畫藝術(shù)之研究」,臺(tái)灣省立美術(shù)館,臺(tái)
中,展期 1992 年 7 月 11 日至 1992 年 8 月 23 日
「師古超塵 - 溥心畬藝術(shù)精品展」,國立臺(tái)灣師範(fàn)大
學(xué)德群畫廊,臺(tái)北,展期 2021 年 2 月 27 日至 2021
年 3 月 3 日
圖錄
《溥心畬繪畫藝術(shù)之研究研究報(bào)告展覽專輯彙編》,
臺(tái)灣省立美術(shù)館,臺(tái)中,1992,頁 216
《師古超塵:溥心畬藝術(shù)精品集》,寒舍股份有限
公司,臺(tái)北,2021,頁 147
文人寫朱竹始於北宋蘇軾,蘇軾寫竹以不重形似為主張,藉由
「逸筆草草,聊以自娛,非求人賞」為己樂。溥心畬《喜結(jié)雙
朱》一作,其書法運(yùn)筆力透紙背,佈局以圖面左下方拔出的竹
節(jié)為起筆,先用濕筆撇按、直至乾筆以草書拖尾掃出竹節(jié)勁挺
的樣態(tài),旁出竹枝則用篆法做出曲折;畫竹葉則用介字法,主
從相隨、夾葉藏鋒之間仍可見其落筆之雄渾,澹然的朱色盡顯
蒼勁,竹葉相互夾疊的狀態(tài),能於虛實(shí)相映之處見其速疾猷勁
的筆力。溥心畬善作工筆花鳥蟲蟻,此作朱竹枝葉之間以細(xì)筆
勾描蜘蛛結(jié)網(wǎng)的生態(tài),藉由勾勒佈局的設(shè)計(jì)讓蛛網(wǎng)將開散的竹
葉收攏成視覺焦點(diǎn),此作既能由實(shí)見虛、又可得溥氏墨韻的神
貌;中國傳統(tǒng)水墨畫蜘蛛代表喜事將臨,朱竹的秀逸蒼潤之態(tài)
亦有招福意涵,溥心畬畫雙朱依循文人畫正脈、並以摹寫自然
為師,畫中靈動(dòng)的線條與醇厚的用色,能在傳統(tǒng)寫意畫的基礎(chǔ)
上做出變通並予以活用,更在細(xì)膩處做出絕妙傳神的描繪,別
有一番風(fēng)韻意趣,此作實(shí)為溥心畬畢生精妙的書法造詣與超越
前人畫技之展現(xiàn)。
Red bamboo is a classical subject matter among scholars
such as Su Shi of Northern Song. He painted bamboo
with a few strokes at leisure. This painting was created
by Pu on a paper showing qualities of the brush. The
stem was sketched with wet ink, while the leaves were
completed with swift cursive strokes on dry brush. The
branches were completed with seal script. The downward
dropping leaves were swiftly painted with strength. Pu
Hsin-yu excelled in painting with gongbi strokes. By
adding the spider and its web in between the bamboo,
the composition brings the focus to the center, balancing
the scattered bamboo leaves. Spiders were considered
as a blessing, enhancing the message brought by the red
bamboo. From this work, Pu respected traditions while
bringing realistic nature to the paper panel and displayed
the artist’s exceptional skills as an ink master.