ON THE IMAGERY CHARACTERISTICS OF CHINESE PAINTINGS
Fu Jun
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Fu Jun
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Chinese paintings have gone through many generations of handing down and development before they have finally become the traditional art and culture with the Chinese peculiar features, thus have occupied a distinctive position in the art and culture of the world. Chinese paintings bear striking imagery characteristics in lines and patterns, ink and color, and the space on the painting and the course of work. As a result of this the Chinese paintings have become germs in the art and culture of the world.
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Chinese paintings have gone through many generations of handing down and development before they have finally become the traditional art and culture with the Chinese peculiar features, thus have occupied a distinctive position in the art and culture of the world. Chinese paintings bear striking imagery characteristics in lines and patterns, ink and color, and the space on the painting and the course of work. As a result of this the Chinese paintings have become germs in the art and culture of the world.
Key concepts: Painting, Chinese painting, Chinese culture, Chinese art, Art, Space (punctuation), Position (finance), Visual arts