Painting after Shitao’s Wilderness Colors 1930

Chang Dai-chien's "Painting after Shitao's Wilderness Colors" (1930) is a captivating example of Chinese brush painting. This work, inspired by the renowned 17th-century artist Shitao, showcases a delicate depiction of eggplant with a minimalist approach. The artist's masterful use of ink and washes creates a sense of depth and texture, capturing the subtle variations in light and shade on the fruits. The accompanying calligraphy, written in elegant strokes, adds another layer of beauty and meaning to this exquisite artwork.