Who painted A Chinese Bulbul amidst Blooming Crape Myrtle?

A Chinese Bulbul amidst Blooming Crape Myrtle was painted by Qiu Ying in 1533.

Where can I see A Chinese Bulbul amidst Blooming Crape Myrtle?

A Chinese Bulbul amidst Blooming Crape Myrtle is held by National Palace Museum.

What movement is A Chinese Bulbul amidst Blooming Crape Myrtle?

A Chinese Bulbul amidst Blooming Crape Myrtle is associated with Ming dynasty painting.

Artwork

A Chinese Bulbul amidst Blooming Crape Myrtle

Qiu Ying , 1533

A Chinese Bulbul amidst Blooming Crape Myrtle is an unspecified painting by the Ming dynasty painting artist Qiu Ying. It dates from 1533 and is held in the collection of the National Palace Museum.

About this work

Overview

A Chinese Bulbul amidst Blooming Crape Myrtle is a painting by Qiu Ying, dated to around 1533, and is part of the National Palace Museum's collection.

Subject & Meaning

The painting depicts a Chinese Bulbul perched on a branch surrounded by blooming crape myrtle flowers, conveying a sense of harmony and balance between the bird and its natural surroundings.

Technique & Style

The artist has arranged the flowers in a loose, natural manner, with a light brown background that evokes a warm and sunny atmosphere, contributing to the overall serene and tranquil effect of the work.