Chinese artists of the Middle Ages (红梅孔雀图) – Unknown
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* Ma Лин (马麟). Передаваемая по наследству картина цветы и птицы (传世花鸟画). 24,3х31,6 см. Дворец-музей, Пекин.
Примечания:
1. Автор – Ма Лин (годы жизни неизвестны) – сын художника южной династии Сун по имени Ма Юань (马远), 1160-1225 гг.
2. Изображены красная слива, кипарис и павлины.
Источник: http://www.huitu.com/design/show/20160609/112714660600.html
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To the right, a dense pine tree rises, its dark green foliage providing a textural counterpoint to the lighter tones of the plum tree. Several bamboo stalks are interspersed among the pine needles, adding verticality and further enriching the visual complexity. A peacock is positioned near the base of this tree, its plumage partially obscured by the branches, creating an impression of both grandeur and concealment.
Beneath the trees, a small group of birds – likely quail or similar fowl – are depicted in flight, their movement suggested through dynamic brushstrokes. The ground plane is rendered with minimal detail, appearing as a wash of earthy tones that recede into the distance. This lack of specific landscape features directs attention to the central subjects.
The artist employed a restrained palette, relying heavily on browns, greens, and reds, all softened by the aged quality of the background. Brushwork varies considerably; the plum blossoms are rendered with delicate precision, while the pine needles and bamboo stalks are suggested through more gestural strokes. The seals – rectangular stamps bearing inscriptions – are strategically placed around the edges, a customary element in East Asian painting that indicates ownership or artistic attribution.
Subtextually, the work appears to explore themes of renewal and perseverance. The plum blossom, traditionally associated with winter and resilience, symbolizes hope and enduring beauty even in harsh conditions. The peacock, often linked to nobility and virtue, may represent aspiration or a desire for refinement. The birds’ flight could signify freedom or a fleeting moment of joy. The overall effect is one of quiet contemplation, inviting the viewer to consider the cyclical nature of life and the persistence of beauty amidst hardship.