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- 資料識別：
- 故畫000644N000000000
- 資料類型：
- 繪畫
- 著作者：
- 鄭重
- 主題與關鍵字：
- 孩童
- 迴廊
- 欄杆
- 橋
- 房舍
- 臺閣
- 鵝
- 鶴
- 鹿
- 狗
- 羊
- 牛
- 松
- 仕女
- 瀑布
- 山徑
- 高士（士人、隱士）
- 道（道士、道姑）
- 侍從（侍女、童僕）
- 溪澗、湍泉
- 格式：
- 本幅 135.8x29.1公分
- 全幅 50.7公分
- 關聯：
- 石渠寶笈續編（乾清宮），第一冊，頁443
- 故宮書畫錄（卷五），第三冊，頁475
- 故宮書畫圖錄，第九冊，頁189-190
- 鄭重（十七世紀前期），字千里，號無著，安徽歙縣人，後流寓金陵。善寫佛像，亦畫山水小景，摹仿宋、元體均精妍。葛洪，晉句容人。自號抱朴子，習煉丹術於鄭隱，後聞交趾出丹砂，攜子姪赴羅浮山煉丹，丹成尸解。本幅描繪葛洪移居情景。布居窄長，用筆仿王蒙之焦墨、渴苔，設色清雅。題材雖屬道教故實，然人物比例遠遜於山川林屋，觀此畫例，足證元明以降，山水畫已蔚成國畫作之主導。
- Cheng Chung, a native of Hsi Hsien, Anhwei Province, was also called by his tzu (style name) Ch'ien-li and by his hao (sobriquet) Wu-cho. He was famous for painting Buddhist figures and landscape. In imitating the styles of Sung Yuan paintings, Cheng Chung successfully captured them with refined delicacy. Ko Hung was a reknowned Taoist of the Chin dynasty (265-420). He called himself Pao-p'u Tzu and learned from Cheng Yin the Taoist skill of refining elixir of life. Later when Ko Hung heared that there were great products of cinnabar in Chiao-chih (northern Vietnam), he moved his residence there and settled down in Mountain Lo-fu to practice the skill of refining elixir. Finally, he attained perfeftion in Taoism there.In this painting, the artist depicts the scene of Ko Hung and his family traveling on the road to Mountain Lo-fu. The elongated composition, brushwork and color rendering are obviously after the style of the Yuan master Wang Meng. Though the main theme of this picture is a Taoist story,the landscape is proportionately represented than the figures; this proves that after the Yuan dynasty landscape already developed as a leading catagory in Chinese painting history.
- 鄭重，字千里，號無著，安徽歙縣人，流寓金陵。活動於晚明清初。好樓居，日事香茗，善寫佛像，必齋沐而後擧筆。丁雲鵬推為趙伯駒後身，亦畫山水小景，摹仿宋、元，體均精姸。 本幅設色畫。鮑靚懷嬰兒前行，葛洪後，俱騎牛，各一童執靷，一童擔家具，一童捧鵝背藥瓢。又有一羊二大。按葛洪，鮑靚均為晉時人，修行道教。畫中山巒層層，用筆茂密，正是王蒙風格，點景人物，亦生動活潑。
- Cheng Chung was a native of Anhui. He excelled in Buddhist painting. Whenever he drew Buddhist paintings, he must have purified himself by observing rules of abstinence and bathing. Ting Yün-p’eng praised Cheng as an incarnation of Chao Po-chü, who was a renowned figure painter of the Sung dynasty. He was also noted for his small landscape paintings and paintings after the styles of Sung and Yüan masters. This painting is in color. Pao Ch’ien, a female Taoist, carrying a baby moves forward, and Ko Hung, also a Taoist, follows. Additionally, there are a ram, two dogs, and three boys seizing a lether belt of an ox, carrying furniture, and holding a goose with two hands and carrying a medicine bottle on the back respectively. Thick layers of mountains and dense brushwork of this painting recall characteristics of Wang Meng’s works. The figures in this painting are lively and animated.
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