鹿鼎记群芳夜宴清代工笔人物群像
"The Deer and the Cauldron: Banquet of Beauties" × "The Last Supper" 8-person classic group composition × Only borrowing the horizontal group structure × Approximately 1.9:1 wide aspect ratio × 3 people on the left of the screen: Su Quan, Shuang'er, A Ke × Center: Wei Xiaobao × 4 people on the right of the screen: Princess Jianning, Fang Yi, Mu Jianping, Zeng Rou × Horizontal long table banquet × Qing Dynasty imperial court Gongbi figure painting Explanation: "The Last Supper" classic group composition only borrows the composition relationship of the central figure, left and right grouping, horizontal long table, and figures unfolding around the table. The screen strictly maintains 3 people on the left + 1 person in the center + 4 people on the right, total 8 people. Wei Xiaobao is located in the exact center of the screen, serving as the visual and narrative core of the entire painting. The left side in order: Su Quan, Shuang'er, A Ke; the right side in order: Princess Jianning, Fang Yi, Mu Jianping, Zeng Rou. All 8 people are clearly visible, with no addition or reduction of figures, no disruption of left-right order, and no scattering of figures to other areas. All figures form a complete, continuous horizontal group portrait along the sides of the long table, with natural interaction and expression exchange between each other, presenting a lively yet subtle character relationship. Only the horizontal group structure of "The Last Supper" is borrowed; no Western religious figures, religious symbols, or religious scene elements appear. The story, characters, clothing, utensils, space, and painting language all adopt the Chinese classical context of "The Deer and the Cauldron". The overall scene is set as a magnificent Qing Dynasty night banquet: Chinese wine vessels, porcelain plates, snacks, fruits, and banquet dishes are placed on the long table. The background can be a prince's mansion inner hall or a gorgeous classical hall, accompanied by elements such as screens, palace lanterns, brocade curtains, and carved wood structures. Character costumes are in the style of Qing Dynasty nobles and ladies, taking into account the different temperaments of the seven wives: Su Quan: Mature, elegant, calm aura Shuang'er: Gentle, loyal, delicate and considerate A Ke: Cold and glamorous, outstanding, stunning appearance Princess Jianning: Arrogant and willful, lively, vivid expression Fang Yi: Beautiful, intelligent, slightly reserved Mu Jianping: Fragile, innocent, a bit shy Zeng Rou: Quiet, gentle, elegant and subtle The painting style adopts Qing Dynasty imperial court Gongbi figure painting, with delicate line drawing, elegant and rich coloring, beautiful and clear facial features, exquisite clothing patterns, and an overall sense of order and banquet atmosphere like a Chinese classical group portrait handscroll.



