The artwork titled “Daffodils” was crafted by Qi Baishi in the year 1925. It belongs to the genre of flower painting and is a notable example of the ink and wash painting movement. The artwork depicts a cluster of daffodils portrayed with expressive brush strokes characteristic of traditional Chinese ink and wash techniques.
In the artwork, the daffodils appear to be gracefully sprouting with their elongated leaves and delicate blossoms rendered in a monochrome palette. The fluidity and boldness of the brushwork convey a sense of natural elegance and vitality. The simplicity in the use of colors and the intricate details reflect the mastery of Qi Baishi in capturing the essence of the flowers, making it a quintessential piece in the genre of flower painting.
