On the Artistic Conception of Suzhou Gardens
Qian Wu
Abstract
Qian Wu
Abstract
As a typical representative of China's private gardens, Suzhou Gardens is characterized by its artistic conception, which is reflected in three forms:(1)the culture-loaded couplets inscribed in the steles;(2)the personified symbolism of the plants in the gardens; and (3)the harmony of spatial layout. The integration of the three forms contribute to the formation of the artistic conception of Suzhou Gardens.
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As a typical representative of China's private gardens, Suzhou Gardens is characterized by its artistic conception, which is reflected in three forms:(1)the culture-loaded couplets inscribed in the steles;(2)the personified symbolism of the plants in the gardens; and (3)the harmony of spatial layout. The integration of the three forms contribute to the formation of the artistic conception of Suzhou Gardens.
Key concepts: Harmony (color), Inscribed figure, Art, Aesthetics, China, Visual arts, Art history, Geography