Travel to Mount Huangshan

Giclée art print on German made rice paper. About the Artwork： Travel to Mount Huangsha, 1934. Huang Binhong. Ink and color on rice paper. “Travel to Mount Huangsha” begins with a close observation of nature, exploring the connection between ancient painting principles and the rhythms of natural life. This piece stands out for its unique composition, breaking away from Huang Binhong's typical dense mountains and waters. It features a strategic arrangement and deliberate preservation of unpainted space. Beyond his use of ink, Huang Binhong's landscapes are notably vibrant, especially in their use of green. About the Artist： Huang Binhong (1865-1955), born in Shaoxing, Zhejiang, was a renowned painter and educator in modern China. He stands as one of the principal founders of modern Chinese ink painting and established the "Huang School," a style that has influenced countless artists. His landscape paintings seamlessly blend traditional and contemporary elements, imbued with a r