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Nanjing-style Illustrations in A Journey to the West and the Spread of the Book:Differences and Similarities of the Illustrations among Nanjing-style,Huizhou-style and Jianyang-style

Wei Guo

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The academe neglects the pictorial information of the Nanjing-style illustrations which are fully embodied in the 197 pieces in A Journey to the West published by the Shidetang Publishing House.Compared with Huizhou-style and Jianyang-style,Nanjing-style is marked by bigger pictures,clearer characters and bolder lines which boosted the spread of the book.

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The academe neglects the pictorial information of the Nanjing-style illustrations which are fully embodied in the 197 pieces in A Journey to the West published by the Shidetang Publishing House.Compared with Huizhou-style and Jianyang-style,Nanjing-style is marked by bigger pictures,clearer characters and bolder lines which boosted the spread of the book.

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The academe neglects the pictorial information of the Nanjing-style illustrations which are fully embodied in the 197 pieces in A Journey to the West published by the Shidetang Publishing House.Compared with Huizhou-style and Jianyang-style,Nanjing-style is marked by bigger pictures,clearer characters and bolder lines which boosted the spread of the book.

Key concepts: Style (visual arts), Publishing, Embodied cognition, History, Art history, Art, Literature, Philosophy

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