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The Inheritance and Development of Chinese Landscape Painting

Mao Zhu-min

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The paintings of Yuan,Ming and Qing Dynasty are mostly conventionally conservative Chinese landscape paintings,passive landscape paintings separate from nature,forming unanimity through imitation of each other.The landscape paintings of new era closely relate to life,which should develop creatively on the basis of inheriting tradition with realism.

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The paintings of Yuan,Ming and Qing Dynasty are mostly conventionally conservative Chinese landscape paintings,passive landscape paintings separate from nature,forming unanimity through imitation of each other.The landscape paintings of new era closely relate to life,which should develop creatively on the basis of inheriting tradition with realism.

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The paintings of Yuan,Ming and Qing Dynasty are mostly conventionally conservative Chinese landscape paintings,passive landscape paintings separate from nature,forming unanimity through imitation of each other.The landscape paintings of new era closely relate to life,which should develop creatively on the basis of inheriting tradition with realism.

Key concepts: Landscape painting, Painting, Inheritance (genetic algorithm), Realism, Unanimity, Imitation, Chinese painting, Aesthetics

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