Description
Original Chinese Ink Painting – Taishan Mt. Autumn scenery 泰山秋色(1989)
Artist: HE QUFEI 何去非 (Famous Artist)
Medium: Ink and colour on paper
Format: Vertical hanging scroll (unframed, on roll)
Born Year: 1927
Painted Year: 1989
Size of the artwork: 74 x 61 cm
Size of picture with rolls: 154 x 72 cm
Story about this painting:
Mount Tai has been revered since ancient times as the “Foremost of the Five Sacred Mountains,” symbolizing sublimity, endurance, and the harmony between heaven and humanity in traditional culture.
In autumn, Mount Tai is adorned with layers of vibrant foliage, blending the mountain’s timeless grandeur with the transient beauty of the changing seasons. This scene embodies the cyclical rhythm and balance of nature.
Autumn in Chinese art often carries a dual meaning—the solemnity of fading life and the abundance of harvest. It evokes both the quiet melancholy of withering nature and the radiant splendor of ripened beauty. Through the depiction of autumn, the artist subtly alludes to the reflection and elevation that accompany each stage of life.
The painting captures the rugged strength of Mount Tai’s ancient rocks and the brilliant glow of autumnal red leaves, expressing a pursuit of “vitality and spirit” (Qi Yun Sheng Dong)—a core aesthetic ideal in Chinese art.
About the Artist:
He Qufei was born in 1927 in Ningbo, China. In 1957, he participated in the establishment of the Hubei Artists Association and its administrative office. His artworks have received numerous awards, including Gold Awards of Excellence at both domestic and international exhibitions.
In 2001, his work The Yangtze River Trackers received another Gold Medal. In 2010, he held an exhibition at a museum in Wuhan.
Authenticity
This is an original artwork, not a print or reproduction.
Shipping
The painting will be carefully rolled and securely packaged to ensure safe delivery. Worldwide shipping available.
Notes
Ideal for collectors of Chinese ink paintings, Asian art, or works by academic painters from the late 20th century. Suitable for framing, display, or collection.
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