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Basic Introduction to Fengyang Phoenix PaintingFengyang Phoenix Painting (also known as Dragon-Phoenix painting) originated in the early Ming Dynasty and has a history of over six hundred years. Over generations, artists have continuously created and developed this art form, gradually forming a unique folk artistic style and format. The phoenix depicted must have a "snake head, turtle back, eagle beak, crane legs, wishful crown, nine tails, and eighteen wings," embodying the best features of many birds. In terms of painting techniques, folk craft colors are primarily used, incorporating the line drawing and coloring techniques of meticulous flower-and-bird paintings. Additionally, it adopts the popular style of New Year paintings, employing color expressions such as "five-color, plain color, and ink wash," achieving a balance between elegance and vulgarity. The themes of phoenix paintings are diverse, including works like "The Vermilion Phoenix Facing the Sun," "Hundred Birds Paying Homage to the Phoenix," "The Son Leading His Father to Court," "Five Phoenix Pavilion," "Dragon and Phoenix Diagram," "Phoenix Chasing the Qilin," "Hundred Birds Presenting Longevity," "Four-Panel Screen," and other traditional masterpieces, making them beloved by the public. Product CharacteristicsThe modeling characteristics and expressive techniques of Fengyang Phoenix Painting are unique. When painting the phoenix,…