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李可梅
尺寸:134×69 (220×85)
李可梅(1929-),字維政,出生於湖北荊門,台灣國畫家。自幼即喜繪畫,來台後畢業於國立台灣大學中文系,詩文之餘雅好丹青,在學期間兼修國畫,師承高逸鴻、馬紹文。為推廣美術教育創設「復興畫苑」,並於台北市立美術館美術研習班、台灣大學美術社、郵政總局美術社、淡江大學講授國畫。曾任中國美術協會副理事長、中國詩書畫家協會理事、中國書法協會理事兼審查委員、世界李氏宗親總會常務理事。曾於台北中山堂、省立博物館、復興畫苑等地舉辦個展,計30餘次;另參加全國美展、當代名家畫展展出。曾赴菲律賓、美國聖若望大學、舊金山中美學院、雅加達、約翰尼斯堡文化中心之邀講學或舉辦展覽。獲得省展多次獎項,作品收藏於國內外美術館、大學、博物館等,出版畫集多種。
李可梅之國畫創作,精於花鳥、蟲魚、走獸,並能畫山水、人物。繪事之外,亦擅道家哲學及養生之術,提倡「一筆畫」理論,即「一心一意」、「一筆精妙」、「一氣呵成」。植物方面,尤擅牡丹、荷花、墨菊墨梅、歲寒三友,松樹枝幹蒼勁有力;花鳥蟲魚則常見孔雀、雉雞、雄鷹、魚蟹等。用筆用墨用色皆溫潤典雅,不慍不火,不加巧飾,工筆、寫意皆能施展自如。人物多工筆樹下高士、唐裝人物,設色明快雅致,線條勻整,頗具古風。(505字)
Li Ke-Mei (1929-), also known as Weizheng, was born in Jingmen, Hubei, and is a celebrated Taiwanese traditional painter. She had a passion for painting from an early age. After moving to Taiwan, she graduated from the Chinese Department of the National Taiwan University. In addition to her literary pursuits, she nurtured a deep love for painting and studied traditional painting under the guidance of Gao Yi-Hong and Ma Shao-Wen during her college years. To promote art education, she founded the "Fuxing Art Garden" and taught traditional Chinese painting at various institutions, including the Taipei Fine Arts Museum, National Taiwan University, Chunghwa Post Co., Ltd. and Tamkang University. She has served as vice president of the China Art Association, director of the Chinese Poets, Calligraphers and Painters Association, director and member of the review committee of the Chinese Calligraphy Association, and standing director of the World Li Clan Association. She has held more than 30 solo exhibitions at venues such as the Taipei Zhongshan Hall, the Provincial Museum, and the Fuxing Art Garden, and has participated in national art exhibitions and exhibitions of contemporary master painters. Li has been invited to lecture and exhibit in countries such as the Philippines, universities such as St. John's University in the United States, the Sino-American College in San Francisco, and cultural centers in Jakarta and Johannesburg. She has won several awards in provincial exhibitions, and her works are collected in art museums, universities, and museums in the Philippines and abroad. She has also published numerous art collections.

Li Ke-Mei excels in painting flowers, birds, insects, fish and animals, as well as landscapes and figures. In addition to her artistry, she is also proficient in Taoist philosophy and the art of well-being. She is a proponent of the "One Stroke Painting" theory, which emphasizes "single-mindedness", "exquisite strokes", and "completeness in one breath". She is particularly adept at painting peonies, lotuses, ink chrysanthemums, and the "Three Friends of Winter," and her depictions of pine trees are robust and vigorous. Her works featuring birds, insects, and aquatic life often include peacocks, pheasants, eagles, fish, and crabs. Li's use of brush, ink, and paint is gentle and elegant, devoid of unnecessary ornamentation, demonstrating her ease with both meticulous and freehand styles. Her depictions of figures, often scholars under trees or individuals in Tang dress, are lively and graceful, characterized by smooth lines and a strong ancient charm.