A Beautiful Daughter of Chinese and Western Art——On the Color in Wen Yiduo's Poems
Yang Zhou
Abstract
Yang Zhou
Abstract
Wen Yiduo's colourful poems belong to the Western poetic style. Nevertheless, the subjects of his colourful poems are traditionally Chinese. Wen's view of colour comes from Western painting and Chinese palace and folk colour as well. As a poet, through his critically assimilating both Chinese and Western pictorial views of poetry old and new, Wen Yiduo created his own original pictorial view of poetry. As a result, Wen's poems “become a beautiful daughter of Chinese and Western art”, as said by Wen himself.
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Wen Yiduo's colourful poems belong to the Western poetic style. Nevertheless, the subjects of his colourful poems are traditionally Chinese. Wen's view of colour comes from Western painting and Chinese palace and folk colour as well. As a poet, through his critically assimilating both Chinese and Western pictorial views of poetry old and new, Wen Yiduo created his own original pictorial view of poetry. As a result, Wen's poems “become a beautiful daughter of Chinese and Western art”, as said by Wen himself.
Key concepts: Poetry, Literature, Style (visual arts), Art, Painting, Daughter, Art history, Evolutionary biology