Fu BaoshiChiny, 1904–1965Waterfall
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Fu Baoshi, who studied in Japan between 1933 and 1935, was an artist-scholar engaged in developing a new style of painting that blended traditional brushwork with Western-style realism. Fu was also drawn to the work of the famed Qing-period painter Shitao (1642–1707); at age eighteen, he chose the pen name Baoshi, which can be translated as "embracing Shitao." The use of white space to create the powerful cascading waterfall in the center of this painting shows Fu’s deep knowledge of Shitao’s style, as do the forceful, abstract brushstrokes, often rendered with very dark, wet ink. The two tiny figures standing in the foreground watching the swirling waters reinforce the sense of the indomitable majesty of the natural world.
Yale University Art Gallery
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- 2000.127.6
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