On Acrobatis Murals in Tombs of Han and Jin Dynasty
Xian Li
Abstract
Xian Li
Abstract
This study is mainly ba sed on an analysis of murals in tombs of Han and Jin dynasty. Three points will be demonstrated and explained: different combining patterns of body parts exhibiting different comprehensions of human body in varies eras; the interaction between individual bodies and frontier environments entitling the body in images with features of space-time; images stipulating the body's existential circumstances making it the focus of its environment.
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This study is mainly ba sed on an analysis of murals in tombs of Han and Jin dynasty. Three points will be demonstrated and explained: different combining patterns of body parts exhibiting different comprehensions of human body in varies eras; the interaction between individual bodies and frontier environments entitling the body in images with features of space-time; images stipulating the body's existential circumstances making it the focus of its environment.
Key concepts: Existentialism, Frontier, Focus (optics), Space (punctuation), Art, Ancient history, History, Archaeology