On "Shape" and "Artistic Conception" of Traditional Chinese Paintings
Tian Jin-Rong
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Tian Jin-Rong
Abstract
Traditional Chinese paints have become a mainstream among eastern arts for its unique artistic style, which is closely related to China's deep culture background. Especially the guidance function of Shape and Artistic Concept is unassailable to paintings and theories of the past dynasties. Meantime, Shape and Artistic Concept have been demonstrated and renewed with the development of paintings. Diversified representations of Shape and Artistic Concept in paintings and theories created colorful pattern of Traditional Chinese paintings.
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Traditional Chinese paints have become a mainstream among eastern arts for its unique artistic style, which is closely related to China's deep culture background. Especially the guidance function of Shape and Artistic Concept is unassailable to paintings and theories of the past dynasties. Meantime, Shape and Artistic Concept have been demonstrated and renewed with the development of paintings. Diversified representations of Shape and Artistic Concept in paintings and theories created colorful pattern of Traditional Chinese paintings.
Key concepts: Painting, Mainstream, Style (visual arts), Art, Calligraphy, Aesthetics, China, Chinese painting