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题跋类别:作者款识;作者:柯九思;题跋位置:本幅;款识:五云阁吏为正臣作;书体:行书;全文: 印记:柯氏敬仲、敬仲画印、缊真斋、训忠之家、缊真之斋图书之府吾存其中游戏今古松窗棐几万锺为轻聊寓意于物适有涯之生、柯九思(墨印)主题:
主要主题:山水奇石 主要主题:树木竹 ;次要主题:花草菊 ;次要主题:花草荆枝 ;其他主题:树木技法:
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收藏着录: 石渠宝笈初编(养心殿),上册,页643 收藏着录: 故宫书画录(卷五),第三册,页178-179 收藏着录: 故宫书画图录,第五册,页33-34 参考书目: 1.庄申,〈对于元代柯九思墨梅图的若干考察〉,《故宫季刊》,第三卷第三期(1969年一月),25-31。 内容简介(中文): 柯九思(西元一三一二—一三六五年),浙江台州人。字敬仲,号丹丘生。元文宗置奎章阁,特授学士院鉴书博士,博学能诗文,工书,并善墨竹,亦善山水。 此幅为正臣所作,正臣,高昌人,与柯九思为友 富收藏,有东坡墨竹图,敬仲尝为作跋。柯敬仲墨竹,醉心于东坡,家藏苏竹一幅,至临之数百遍。本幅一竹独峙,用笔枯劲,衬以菊花坡石,明简而朴质。 内容简介(中文): 柯九思(西元一三一二—一三六五年),浙江台州人。字敬仲,号丹丘生。元文宗置奎章阁,特授学士院鉴书博士,博学能诗文,工书,并善墨竹,亦善山水。此幅为正臣所作,正臣,高昌人,与柯九思为友 富收藏,有东坡墨竹图,敬仲尝为作跋。柯敬仲墨竹,醉心于东坡,家藏苏竹一幅,至临之数百遍。本幅一竹独峙,用笔枯劲,衬以菊花坡石,明简而朴质。 内容简介(英文): K'o Chiu-ssu was a native of T'ai-chou, Chekiang. His style name was Ching-chung and his sobriquet Tan-ch'iu Sheng. He was well-versed in both poetry and prose, and served as keeper of the Khans' Imperial collection of painting and calligraphy. He excelled in calligraphy and the rendering of ink bamboo as well as landscapes.This work was painted for Cheng-ch'en, who was of Kao-ch'ang stock from the Turfan area. He was a good friend of K'o Chiu-ssu and had a rich collection of paintings including an ink-bamboo by Su Tung-p'o for which K'o wrote a colophon. K'o was infatuated with the bamboo paintings of Su Tung-p'o and made several hundred copies of an example which he himself owned. This work shows one bamboo plant, painted with powerful strokes of dry ink. It is set off by chrysanthemums growing from a bank and the composition has clarity and integrity. 内容简介(英文): K'o Chiu-ssu was a native of T'ai-chou, Chekiang. His style name was Ching-chung and his sobriquet Tan-ch'iu Sheng. He was well-versed in both poetry and prose, and served as keeper of the Khans' Imperial collection of painting and calligraphy. He excelled in calligraphy and the rendering of ink bamboo as well as landscapes. This work was painted for Cheng-ch'en, who was of Kao-ch'ang stock from the Turfan area. He was a good friend of K'o Chiu-ssu and had a rich collection of paintings including an ink-bamboo by Su Tung-p'o for which K'o wrote a colophon. K'o was infatuated with the bamboo paintings of Su Tung-p'o and made several hundred copies of an example which he himself owned. This work shows one bamboo plant, painted with powerful strokes of dry ink. It is set off by chrysanthemums growing from a bank and the composition has clarity and integrity.