Trees in the studio 1933

"Trees in the Studio" is a 1933 ink-and-wash painting by Chinese artist Qi Baishi (1864-1957). The painting depicts a simple scene of trees and a small building, executed with Baishi's signature minimalist style. Baishi, renowned for his mastery of brushstrokes, used washes of black ink to capture the essence of the trees and the building, creating a sense of serenity and tranquility. This painting embodies the key elements of traditional Chinese landscape painting, conveying a sense of depth and atmosphere using simple lines and washes. The painting, a testament to Baishi's unique artistic vision, offers viewers a glimpse into the beauty of everyday life.