Landscape with blue-green mountains

Gong-bi, Chinese painting
A copy of the work of a Chinese artist. Created as part of the training.
Ink, mineral paints, rice paper

It is believed that Chinese painting began with the great artist Li Sixun. It is he who is considered the founder of landscapes in the painting of Chinese culture.
It was a special genre of Chinese painting "blue-green landscape", so named because of the predominance of blue and green shades in the paintings.
Also, Li Sixun, who lived from 651 to 716, founded the "northern school of landscape". The features of the "northern school" were clear and clear graphics, as well as careful elaboration of details.