His galloping horse, dripping with pen and ink, galloped in the painting world with the wind and thunder of the times, bringing fresh, powerful and vigorous breath to the painting world in China at that time. The horses he painted, whether running, riding, drinking or herding horses, were endowed with abundant vitality.
Among them is an ink painting "Running Horse" made by Xu in his early years. The original is 68cm long and110cm wide. The horse, without saddle and reins, galloped across the wide Yuan Ye. Judging from the expression and momentum, it is a good horse, full of vitality and moving.
The painting is simple and elegant, vigorous and dignified, rich in purple, and occasionally involves western methods, which are the unique features of Mr. Xu Beihong. This work not only shows the beauty and majesty of the galloping horse from the appearance, but more importantly, it shows the personality characteristics of the galloping horse from the inner spiritual essence, such as docility, perseverance and agility.
As early as the 1930s, Mr. Xu Beihong's ink painting "Running the Horse" was bold and unrestrained, inspiring the national spirit, passed down from generation to generation, and became famous overseas. Throughout the ages, how many poets have praised the heroic spirit of galloping horses, and how many painters and painters have performed stunts for it.
As early as the Three Kingdoms period, Cao Cao, Emperor Wu of Wei, said: "An old man lies on his back and aims at a thousand miles;" The famous sentence of "the old martyr is strong in heart"; Li Taibai in the Tang Dynasty also wrote a hymn, "The wild horses are surging and wandering endlessly", which inspired people to keep forging ahead. Seeing Xu Beihong's ink painting "Running the Horse" now, people can't help but think of many historical figures: Zhao Zilong who attacked Changbanpo single-handedly, Yue Fei who was defeated by Jin Wushu with iron fighters, Li Chuangwang who flew an arrow directly at Daming Gate, and a graceful revolutionary veteran.
Running horses is thought-provoking, giving birth to a dynamic and enterprising force. In Mr. Xu Beihong's pen, a galloping horse gallops across the vast land with a heroic and spirited attitude.
Some take off in the air, and some smoke under their hooves. Some look back and forward, and some go straight ahead, as if to break through the paper.
This magnificent picture of Ma Benteng is pushing forward the history of the Chinese nation. Excerpted from Black Weibo's Selected Appreciation of Xu Beihong.
2. Write Xu Beihong's composition "Ma Tu" and Xu Beihong's "Eight Horse Tu"
Breeds of horses: Mongolian horse, Kazakh horse, Hequ horse, Yunnan horse, Sanhema horse, Ilima horse, Maxima horse and Blood BMW.
Horse's name: stunning land, not enough to practice soil, not landing, can fly in the air; One is called feathering, which can run faster than birds; One is Benjing, who travels in Wan Li at night; One is called super shadow, which can run after the sun; One is called Zhaohui, and the horse hair is bright and radiant. One is called chaoguang, and one horse has ten shadows. One is called Wu Teng, riding the clouds; One is called shroud, with wings on his body, and he flies like Dapeng Nine Wan Li.
Xu Beihong painted horses.
Xu Beihong is an outstanding painter and excellent art educator in contemporary China. Born in Yixing, Jiangsu, he studied painting with his father since childhood, then went to Paris to study sketch and oil painting, and went to Britain, Germany, France, Italy, Switzerland and other countries to observe and study, and learned many world art essences. He is good at Chinese painting and oil painting, especially at sketching.
It is necessary for Xu Beihong to draw horses. He likes horses very much. He was first famous for drawing horses. He has made long-term observation and research on the muscles, bones, facial expressions and dynamics of horses. He often sketches real horses in mountainous areas and places with horses, and there are more than a thousand sketches of horses. Therefore, when he writes, he can achieve "all horses in his chest" and his pen and ink are smooth. When I lived in Shanghai in my early years, I drew a horse and sent it to Shanghai Art Museum, which was appreciated by Gao Brothers, a Lingnan painter who presided over the museum. He said: "Although Han Gan is ancient, it is unparalleled."
1in April, 934, Xu Beihong was invited to hold an art exhibition in Moscow. One day, at the request of the Soviet cultural director, he performed a horse painting for the audience. He made full use of the unique lines of Chinese painting, and the ink and wash were just right. A few times, an unstoppable galloping horse jumped onto the paper. At that time, marshal Boudion, who always likes horses, pushed his way through the crowd and headed for Xu Beihong. He said bluntly, "Mr. Xu, just give me this horse, or I will go crazy!" " Xu Beihong was amused by budyonny's humor and nodded happily. Budyonny embraced Xu Beihong happily and warmly, and praised loudly: "xu teacher, you are not only the magic pen of the East, but also the magic pen of the world. The galloping horses in your pen are more unrestrained and vigorous than those I have ridden! "
The horse painted by Xu Beihong is full of spirit, unrestrained, subtle, vigorous, magnificent and both in form and spirit. His painting Eight Horses, with eight famous horses in Zhou Muwang as the theme, has become the immortal masterpiece of this master of art, the most famous of which is the Nine Faces of Gao Xiang Ma, which is now in the Xu Beihong Memorial Hall in Beijing.
The horse described by Xu Beihong endowed the painter with his own personality and ideal. He often expresses his feelings by drawing horses, which means expressing his sadness, melancholy, hope and joy. This can be clearly seen from the inscriptions on pictures and paintings, and such examples are endless. In the early 1940s, Xu Beihong went to Nanyang alone in the war-torn War of Resistance against Japanese Aggression, held four art exhibitions, and donated all the proceeds from painting sales to the refugees of the motherland who lost their homes. He wrote an inscription on a horse painting: "Water plants are everywhere, and the Long March will die." Expressed the desire to advocate active anti-Japanese. From 65438 to 0944, he taught at Chongqing Central University, and when preparing for the Central Academy of Fine Arts, he spent most of his income from selling paintings to help poor students, teachers and cultural figures, but his life was extremely difficult. His inscription on a side galloping horse painting is: "What's the use of asking your healthy feet to fight for your life", which reflects the real situation at that time. 1953, Beijing's former residence, Xu Beihong happily waved a brush that dripped ink. It took only ten minutes to draw a lifelike galloping horse with four hooves, and wrote: "The mountains and rivers returned to democracy after hundreds of battles, and the rugged road was razed to the ground." This fully expresses the painter's expression and heartfelt joy at the birth of New China.
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These eight horses represent the indomitable spirit of the Chinese nation.
Students, have you ever heard of eight horses? & lt& lt； Eight horses >>；; It is one of the rare works of the famous painter Xu Beihong. This painting shows the indomitable and hard-working spirit of the Chinese nation.
& lt& lt； Eight horses >>；; As the name implies, there are eight horses. Although they are all running, they have different shapes and advantages: some hold their heads high, raise their tails and run forward with the sound of hooves. Some bow their heads and rush forward desperately; Some people are still running at a brisk pace. . But they all have a common goal: when encountering difficulties, they will only go forward and will not shrink back!
Oh, those eight horses seem to be alive in my eyes: the white horse, with firm eyes flashing, stares at the front and looks forward to the future, and runs forward with firm steps, with its head held high and its hooves and hooves mixed together, which is simply a powerful symphony! It runs forward with steady and firm steps, which represents the steady and rapid progress of our Chinese nation in the air!
I was stunned and conquered by these eight horses. I am surprised, I am surprised! Beautiful! Be strong! These eight horses represent the indomitable spirit of the Chinese nation.
I like Xu Beihong's 350 calligraphy and painting horse composition. When it comes to Xu Beihong, everyone will think of the horses he painted.
The horses written by Xu Beihong are magnificent and generous. The expressive horse expresses the author's strong desire to inspire the national spirit when the nation is in danger.
Look at this picture of a herd of horses. There are three horses whispering and talking about something.
There is also a horse, eating weeds with its head down. Look at this picture again. A good horse runs fast in the field.
The horse runs so fast that its hair is flying. This horse is very flexible in running, with its left front hoof and right rear hoof touching the ground, cooperating with each other and not tired at all.
If you still want to see it, look at this one again. This horse is different. It eats grass in windy fields.
The grass under its feet also bent with laughter. Xu Beihong painted many horses in his life and had a deep love for horses.
We don't all like horses, but we should protect and love animals.
I like Xu Beihong's 350 calligraphy and painting horse composition. When it comes to Xu Beihong, everyone will think of the horses he painted.
The horses written by Xu Beihong are magnificent and generous. The expressive horse expresses the author's strong desire to inspire the national spirit when the nation is in danger.
Look at this picture of a herd of horses. There are three horses whispering and talking about something. There is also a horse, eating weeds with its head down.
Look at this picture again. A good horse runs fast in the field. The horse runs so fast that its hair is flying. This horse is very flexible in running, with its left front hoof and right rear hoof touching the ground, cooperating with each other and not tired at all.
If you still want to see it, look at this one again. This horse is different. It eats grass in windy fields. The grass under its feet also bent with laughter.
Xu Beihong painted many horses in his life and had a deep love for horses. We don't all like horses, but we should protect and love animals.
About writing about Xu Beihong's eight horses, you should use association in your composition. I'm on my way to menstruation's house. I'll be there soon. A sparrow hovers over my head and calls me from time to time, probably to know why I am in such a hurry. Can he guess? My aunt embroidered pictures of eight horses! I am going to feast my eyes!
When I arrived at menstruation's house, I saw different reactions. The horse in the Eight Horses has both the artistic conception of Chinese painting and the rigorous structure of western painting. These eight horses are Mongolian Horse, Kazakh Horse, Hequ Horse, Yunnan Horse, Sanhema Horse, Ilima, Maxima Horse and Khan Horse BMW. The name of the horse is also very special. One is amazing. It can take off in the air without landing its feet. One is called flip, which runs faster than a bird; One is called Ben Qing.
Traveling thousands of miles at night; One is called super shadow, which can run after the sun; One is called Zhaohui, and the horse hair is bright and radiant. One is called chaoguang, and one horse has ten shadows. One is called Yun Teng, flying in the clouds; One is called the first wing, which has wings and can soar in the air.
This painting is very big, with a length of 178cm and a width of 92.5cm. It is written in eight big characters: "Eight horses gallop forward and have a bright future". The horse's front hoof flies like a scream, full of momentum and domineering; The second horse has a straight mane and its front hoof stays in the air.
There is a feeling of walking on clouds; On the third horse, the horse's head was raised and its front hoof fell. Looking closely, the hind legs seem to stare, and there is a sense of speed ... The last horse stamped on the ground with its hind legs, and its front legs struggled to reach the front, trying to overtake the seventh horse. Eight fine horses strove forward, and Xu Beihong painted vividly, which made me amazed. Looking closely at the whole picture, the eight horses are lifelike, as if they were alive.
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6. Find an essay about Xu Beihong's painting of horses. Xu Beihong's horse.
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It is necessary for Xu Beihong to draw horses. He sketched a lifelike horse with delicate strokes and full and unrestrained ink. Although this horse has been created for a long time, it is still vigorous, as if it is never tired and has been running.
This picture of running a horse was created by Xu Beihong in 194 1 year, when the country was in crisis. The horse in the painting is vigorous and powerful, and there is a kind of aesthetic feeling of "front and thin bones forming", which makes people shocked. In this painting, Xu Beihong uses a dry pen to sweep out the ponytail, which makes the change of shade and dryness natural.
Xu Beihong's horse is very tough and strong; Give people a visual conflict that the horse is about to rush out of the picture. The straight line of the horse leg is like a steel knife, penetrating the back of the paper. The curves of abdomen and ponytail are extremely elastic and dynamic. The horse's hooves are flying, as if raising a piece of yellow sand, as invincible as "the wind enters the hooves lightly". Generally speaking, the horse's hitting before hitting can stimulate people's imagination even if it makes people feel powerful. Especially its flying hoof and raised ponytail make people feel and marvel.
Xu Beihong's horse can be described as "a horse that flows forever." Although many years have passed, his horse still shocked and conquered the world with its huge aura. I admire his horse, but what I appreciate more is his patriotic enthusiasm and spirit.
7. Xu Beihong wrote a good composition of about 250 words in "Running the Horse". A picture with six horses is called "horse racing". The painting is 3m high and 1m wide. It is the largest original painting of "Running Horse" by Xu Beihong listed as a national first-class cultural relic. The master used bold ink splashing and beautiful line drawing to describe the charm and temperament of the horse. Ma Xiongjun in the painting is vigorous and delicate, with the aesthetic feeling of "thin bones and copper sound", and the galloping horse is vigorous and powerful. This picture of running a horse not only shows the spirit and characteristics of the horse, but also gives the painter his own personality and ideal-to fight for the revitalization of national art!
This painting is Xu Beihong. He runs with six horses and observes them. Go home and draw what he thinks is the best part. Look! These six horses have different manners and movements. Some are flying on all fours; Some feet tilt up after landing; Yes ... Xu Beihong deserves to be a painter. The horses in his painting "Running Horse" are lifelike. He took me into the painting.
1962 In the spring, Premier Zhou Enlai visited Baoguang Temple. When he saw the "galloping horse" nave of Xu Beihong, he was amazed. After personally measuring the vertical and horizontal dimensions of the painting, he said, "This is the largest painting I have ever seen and should be properly preserved."
A picture with six horses is called "running horses". The painting is 3m high and 1m wide. It is the largest original painting of "Running Horse" by Xu Beihong listed as a national first-class cultural relic. The master used bold ink splashing and beautiful line drawing to describe the charm and temperament of the horse. Ma Xiongjun in the painting is vigorous and delicate, with the aesthetic feeling of "thin bones and copper sound", and the galloping horse is vigorous and powerful. This picture of running a horse not only shows the spirit and characteristics of the horse, but also gives the painter his own personality and ideal-to fight for the revitalization of national art!
This painting is Xu Beihong. He runs with six horses and observes them. Go home and draw what he thinks is the best part. Look! These six horses have different manners and movements. Some are flying on all fours; Some feet tilt up after landing; Yes ... Xu Beihong deserves to be a painter. The horses in his painting "Running Horse" are lifelike. He took me into the painting.
1962 In the spring, Premier Zhou Enlai visited Baoguang Temple. When he saw the "galloping horse" nave of Xu Beihong, he was amazed. After personally measuring the vertical and horizontal dimensions of the painting, he said, "This is the largest painting I have ever seen and should be properly preserved."
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8. Ask for an essay of 700 words 1 about Xu Beihong's horse; Is it Xu Beihong's composition about horses? 2 Love Issues 1934 In April, Xu Beihong was invited to hold an art exhibition in Moscow.
One day, at the request of the Soviet cultural director, he performed a horse painting for the audience. He made full use of the unique lines of Chinese painting, and the ink and wash were just right. A few times, an unstoppable galloping horse jumped onto the paper. At that time, marshal Boudion, who always likes horses, pushed his way through the crowd and headed for Xu Beihong. He said bluntly, "Mr. Xu, just give me this horse, or I will go crazy!" " Xu Beihong was amused by budyonny's humor and nodded happily.
Budyonny embraced Xu Beihong happily and warmly, and praised loudly: "xu teacher, you are not only the magic pen of the East, but also the magic pen of the world. The galloping horses in your pen are more unrestrained and vigorous than those I have ridden! " The horse painted by Xu Beihong is full of spirit, unrestrained, subtle, vigorous, magnificent and both in form and spirit.
His painting Eight Horses, with eight famous horses in Zhou Muwang as the theme, has become the immortal masterpiece of this master of art, the most famous of which is the Nine Faces of Gao Xiang Ma, which is now in the Xu Beihong Memorial Hall in Beijing.
The horse described by Xu Beihong endowed the painter with his own personality and ideal. He often expresses his feelings by drawing horses, which means expressing his sadness, melancholy, hope and joy.
This can be clearly seen from the inscriptions on pictures and paintings, and such examples are endless. In the early 1940s, Xu Beihong went to Nanyang alone in the war-torn War of Resistance against Japanese Aggression, held four art exhibitions, and donated all the proceeds from painting sales to the refugees of the motherland who lost their homes.
He wrote an inscription on a horse painting: "Water plants are everywhere, and the Long March will die." Expressed the desire to advocate active anti-Japanese.
From 65438 to 0944, he taught at Chongqing Central University, and when preparing for the Central Academy of Fine Arts, he spent most of his income from selling paintings to help poor students, teachers and cultural figures, but his life was extremely difficult. His inscription on a side galloping horse painting is: "What's the use of asking your healthy feet to fight for your life", which reflects the real situation at that time.
1953, Beijing's former residence, Xu Beihong happily waved a brush that dripped ink. It took only ten minutes to draw a lifelike galloping horse with four hooves, and wrote: "The mountains and rivers returned to democracy after hundreds of battles, and the rugged road was razed to the ground." This fully expresses the painter's expression and heartfelt joy at the birth of New China.
I like > Li These eight horses, in Class 6, Grade 5, longjiang town Central Primary School, Shunde District, Foshan City, Guangdong Province, represent the indomitable spirit of the Chinese nation! Students, have you ever heard of eight horses? & gt is one of the rare works of the famous painter Xu Beihong. This painting shows the indomitable spirit of the Chinese nation.
Little > As the name implies, there are eight good horses. Although these eight horses are all running, they have different shapes and advantages: some hold their heads high, raise their tails, and run forward with the sound of hooves "ticking, ticking"; Some bow their heads and rush forward desperately; Some people are still running at a brisk pace.
But they all have a common goal: when encountering difficulties, they will only go forward and will not shrink back! Oh, those eight horses seem to be alive in my eyes: the white horse, with firm eyes flashing, stares at the front and looks forward to the future, and runs forward with firm steps, with its head held high and its hooves and hooves mixed together, which is simply a powerful symphony! It runs forward with steady and firm steps, which represents the steady and rapid progress of our Chinese nation in the air! I was stunned and conquered by these eight horses. I am surprised, I am surprised! Beautiful! Be strong! These eight horses represent the indomitable spirit of the Chinese nation.