《太极图》轴，明，吴伟绘，绢本，设色，纵138.6cm，横81cm。

　　作品描绘古树下一仙人笑容可掬，手展太极画卷，人物的表情和姿态妙趣横生。以泼墨法画成，行笔迅疾畅快，水墨淋漓。

　　吴伟的水墨写意人物继承了梁楷遗法。吴伟个性强烈，为人以狂放出名，宁可浪迹江湖，也不愿为礼法所囿，在作品中也有他玩世不恭、狂傲不羁的性格显现。

　　画面左下角画家自题曰：“小仙。”下钤“小仙吴伟”朱文印。该图曾被严嵩收藏，文嘉《钤书堂书画记》中有记载。

 

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Taiji Picture Axis, Ming Dynasty, Wu Wei Picture, Silk Text, Colour Setting, 138.6 cm in length and 81 cm in transverse.

The work depicts the immortal under the ancient tree with a smiling face, a hand-held Tai Chi scroll, and the characters'expressions and gestures are interesting and interesting. Painted with ink-splashing method, the stroke is swift and smooth, and the ink is incisive.

Wu Wei's ink freehand characters inherited Liang Kai's legacy. Wu Wei has a strong personality and is famous for his wild and unrestrained personality. He prefers to wander around the rivers and lakes rather than be confined by etiquette and law. His cynical and arrogant personality also appears in his works.

In the lower left corner of the picture, the painter said to himself, "Xiaoxian." Xiajun "Xiaoxian Wuwei" Zhu Wenyin. The picture was collected by Yan Song and recorded in Wen Jia's Jun Shutang Calligraphy and Painting Records