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Styles and Conventionalization in Chinese Landscape Paintings

JI Yu-min

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Rooted in Chinese traditional culture,Chinese landscape paintings are focused on subjective representation rather than objective representation.Thus in creating Chinese landscape painting,conventionalization is advisable to be avoided and paintings should be integrated with realities based on rationality.

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Rooted in Chinese traditional culture,Chinese landscape paintings are focused on subjective representation rather than objective representation.Thus in creating Chinese landscape painting,conventionalization is advisable to be avoided and paintings should be integrated with realities based on rationality.

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Rooted in Chinese traditional culture,Chinese landscape paintings are focused on subjective representation rather than objective representation.Thus in creating Chinese landscape painting,conventionalization is advisable to be avoided and paintings should be integrated with realities based on rationality.

Key concepts: Painting, Rationality, Representation (politics), Landscape painting, Style (visual arts), Aesthetics, Chinese painting, Art

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