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The Inscription in Traditional Chinese Painting

Lian Zhita

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In Chinese painting,the inscription of the name and poems is a unique in merging calligraphy into the Chinese traditional painting, making it a combination of poetry,calligraphy,painting and seals so as to complement the theme and conception of the painting.Therefore,the inscription is an important means for the painter to expression emotion, personality,and strengthen the artistic appealing.

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In Chinese painting,the inscription of the name and poems is a unique in merging calligraphy into the Chinese traditional painting, making it a combination of poetry,calligraphy,painting and seals so as to complement the theme and conception of the painting.Therefore,the inscription is an important means for the painter to expression emotion, personality,and strengthen the artistic appealing.

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In Chinese painting,the inscription of the name and poems is a unique in merging calligraphy into the Chinese traditional painting, making it a combination of poetry,calligraphy,painting and seals so as to complement the theme and conception of the painting.Therefore,the inscription is an important means for the painter to expression emotion, personality,and strengthen the artistic appealing.

Key concepts: Calligraphy, Painting, Theme (computing), Art, Poetry, Chinese painting, Visual arts, Expression (computer science)

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