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Exploration and Formation of "Panoramic Landscape Painting" in Ancient Painting Theory

Gao Ji-yang

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With its distinctive composition,as a totally mature picture arrangement,panoramic landscape promotes traditional Chinese painting to the crest in history of Chinese fine arts.Exploring the insights upon the artistic features and aesthetic tendency of panoramic landscape painting,we could analyze the immanent logic of its evolvement.

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With its distinctive composition,as a totally mature picture arrangement,panoramic landscape promotes traditional Chinese painting to the crest in history of Chinese fine arts.Exploring the insights upon the artistic features and aesthetic tendency of panoramic landscape painting,we could analyze the immanent logic of its evolvement.

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With its distinctive composition,as a totally mature picture arrangement,panoramic landscape promotes traditional Chinese painting to the crest in history of Chinese fine arts.Exploring the insights upon the artistic features and aesthetic tendency of panoramic landscape painting,we could analyze the immanent logic of its evolvement.

Key concepts: Painting, Landscape painting, Art, Visual arts, The arts, Aesthetics, Composition (language), Literature

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