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DiaporamaTitle(Japanese): 草書四帖
Traditional Chinese Calligraphy
1000
41.0cm x 25.0cm
Osaka City Museum of Fine Arts
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Title(Japanese): 草書四帖
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Artist Biography
early life and career
mi fei, a chinese painter, poet, and calligrapher, was born in 1051 ce in taiyuan during the song dynasty. his early life showed signs of interest in arts and letters, as well as unusual memory skills. as a member of a family with connections to the imperial family, mi fei was allowed the privilege of living in the royal palaces, where he began his career as reviser of books, professor of painting and calligraphy.artistic style and legacy
mi fei's style of painting misty landscapes, known as the "mi fu" style, involved the use of large wet dots of ink applied with a flat brush. this unique technique earned him a reputation as one of the four greatest calligraphers of the song dynasty, alongside su shi, hung tingjian, and cai xian. his son, mi youren, also became a well-known painter, adopting his father's use of large dots of wet ink, later nicknamed "mi dots."notable works and collections
* zhao mengfu: riders leading a white horse (indianapolis museum of art, silk) - showcases mi fei's influence on subsequent generations of artists. * wen zhengming: the studio of true appreciation (zhen shang zhai) (china modern and contemporary art document research center, paper) - demonstrates the enduring impact of mi fei's style on chinese art.personality and later life
mi fei was known for his eccentric personality, including a mania for cleanliness and an obsession with collecting stones, earning him the nickname "madman mi." he was also a heavy drinker. despite this, he continued to produce remarkable works of art, leaving behind a legacy as one of china's most celebrated artists.- view more of mi fei's work on AllPaintingsStore: mi fei | AllPaintingsStore
- explore the song dynasty's artistic heritage: song dynasty - wikipedia
- discover other notable artists on AllPaintingsStore: art movements - AllPaintingsStore
mi fei
1051 - 1107 , China
Quick Facts
- Artistic Movement Or Style: Song Dynasty Art
- Artists Or Movements Influenced By This Artist:
- Wang Anshi
- Su Shi
- Artists Who Influenced This Artist: ['Past Chinese calligraphers']
- Date Of Birth: 1051
- Date Of Death: 1107
- Full Name: Mi Fu (米芾)
- Nationality: Chinese
- Notable Artworks:
- Tower of Rising Clouds
- Auspicious Pines in Spring Mountains
- Place Of Birth: Taiyuan, China
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