History of Chinese Painting – China Online Museum
Increasingly, by the mid-1920s, young Chinese artists were attracted not just to Japan but also to Paris and German art centers. A trio of these artists brought back some understanding of the essential contemporary European traditions and movements.
Chinese Painting – China Online Museum
2014年10月15日 · The history of Chinese painting can be compared to a symphony. The styles and traditions in figure , landscape , and bird-and- flower painting have formed themes that continue to blend to this day into a single piece of music.
One Thousand Li of Rivers and Mountains
This painting is probably the finest example of Chinese blue-green landscape painting. It is the only surviving piece by the young genius Wang Ximeng, who painted it under Emperor Huizong ’s guidance when he was 18 years old.
Famous Chinese Painters – China Online Museum
2014年12月28日 · These Chinese painters, whether professional artisans at court, scholar officials in their gardens, Daoist recluses in the mountains, or Buddhist monks in the temples, have all depicted the world in their eyes and minds.
Literati Painting – China Online Museum
2016年11月20日 · The literati painting or wenrenhua (文人畫) is the ideal form of the Chinese scholar-painter who was more interested in personal erudition and expression than in literal representation or an immediately attractive surface beauty.
Chinese Landscape Painting – China Online Museum
2015年7月22日 · Fast-forwarding into the twentieth century, the modern movement in Chinese art was launched by the Cantonese artists Gao Jianfu (高劍父, 1879–1951), his brother Gao Qifeng (高奇峰, 1889–1933), and Chen Shuren (陳樹人, 1884–1948).
Chinese Figure Painting – China Online Museum
2015年7月19日 · Archaeological discoveries of paintings on silk and on tomb and cave walls so far offer a glimpse at the development of figure painting from the Spring and Autumn (722-481 BC) to Warring States (403-221 BC) periods, to the Han dynasty (206 BC – AD 220), and into the Wei and Jin era (265-420).
Lotus Paintings – China Online Museum
2016年1月17日 · Lotus Paintings From ancient times, the lotus has been a divine symbol in Asian traditions. It is one of the Eight Auspicious Signs (Ashtamangala) pertaining to a number of Dharmic Traditions, such as Hinduism and Buddhism.
Fan Kuan – China Online Museum
2015年2月14日 · Fan Kuan (范寬, ca.950–1032) was a Chinese landscape painter during the Song Dynasty (960–1279). A native of Huayuan (華原, modern Yaoxian 耀縣) in Shaanxi (陜西) Province, Fan Kuan often traveled the area between the capital and Luoyang (洛陽).
Handscrolls – China Online Museum
2016年12月22日 · A predominant format of Chinese painting is the handscroll, a continuous roll of paper or silk of varying length on which an image has been painted, and which, when not being viewed, remains rolled up.