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Xu Xi

Chinese painter
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  • ceremonial hu
    Chinese painting
    / Flower painting

    His great rival, Xu Xi, working for Li Houzhu in Nanjing, first drew his flowers in ink in a bold, free manner suggestive of the draft script, caoshu, adding a little colour afterward. Both men established standards that were followed for centuries afterward. Because of its reliance on…

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    His great rival, Xu Xi, working for Li Houzhu in Nanjing, first drew his flowers in ink in a bold, free manner suggestive of the draft script, caoshu, adding a little colour afterward. Both men established standards that were followed for centuries afterward. Because of its reliance on…

    Read More