颜辉
水墨豪放绘神鬼
颜辉（约1274年–约1354年），字秋月，庐陵（今江西吉安）人。他是宋末元初活跃的画家。 他专攻佛道人物、鬼怪以及猴子的绘画。其笔法豪放不羁，承袭梁楷的减笔水墨技法，运用墨色渲染以增强立体感。他曾被赞誉为"笔力雄健，气韵生动"。 元成宗大德四年（1300年），27岁时，他在庐陵福顺宫绘制壁画。 His surviving works include 'Zhong Kui Outing on a Rainy Night,' 'Portrait of Li Xian,' 'Monkey Painting,' 'Cold Mountain and Picked-up Virtue,' and 'Portrait of the Toad Immortal,' held in institutions such as the Cleveland Museum of Art in the U.S., the Palace Museum, the Yanhuang Art Museum, and Chion-in Temple in Japan. 至正十四年（1354年）左右，颜辉因病去世，享年81岁。 Japanese scholar Kondo Hidemitsu, based on Liu Jiangsun's 'Yangwu Zhai Collection,' confirmed that Yan Hui was from Luling. Many of his works were brought to Japan, significantly influencing Muromachi-period painting, although his reputation in the native Yuan art scene was relatively subdued.