Sun AI

Sun AI

Sun AI (1452 -?) He was born in Changshu, Jiangsu Province. He was a painter of the Ming Dynasty. His paintings include kapok and sericulture.

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Sun AI (1452 -?) Ming Dynasty painters. Word world festival, since the number of Xichuan Weng, Jiangsu Changshu people. He likes to learn from Renxia, and tries to carve the yangya of Yushan Mountain as a spring and build a house for tourists. He studied poetry in Shen Zhou because of his work. Shanshui lived in Huang Gongwang and Wang Meng. Try to portray Shen Zhou.

Representative paintings

Kapok map

Paper color, vertical 75.4 cm, horizontal 31.5 cm. It's in the Palace Museum. This picture shows a broken branch of kapok, with dense branches and leaves, which is in full bloom. The painting style is fresh and elegant, with the strong color as the face and the light color as the back. No print. After Shen Zhou wrote his poem, he said: "it is rare for predecessors to draw from life on paper. It's very wonderful for Shun to lift up the flow of heaven. The two kinds of paper, sericulture and kapok, are particularly impressive. They are not compared with the general plants and plants, and they symbolize the use of the world. In the world festival, we can see the negative effect of reading. Hongzhi, the mid autumn day of the new Yuan Dynasty, Shen Zhouzhi

Sericulture map

Vertical axis, paper, color, vertical 65.7 cm, horizontal 29.4 cm. Collected by Beijing Palace Museum. This picture shows a mulberry tree with several silkworms feeding on its leaves. Mulberry leaves with no bone method, to Huaqing painting leaf surface, Huaqing slightly add ochre painting leaf back. The branches were first hooked and then filled with ochre. The style is simple and elegant. No print. There is a poem written by Shen Zhou entitled "sketching from life on paper, which was rarely done by predecessors, and it was very wonderful for Shun to lift the flow of heaven." Poetry and painting complement each other.