Analysis on Methodology and Spirit Value of Han Zhuo's Landscape Painting
Yanting Li
Abstract
Yanting Li
Abstract
Shanshui Chun Quan Ji,written by Han Zhuo in the Song Dynasty,is a monograph that elaborates on the theory of landscape.This book has long been recognized by the theorists that it does not have any academic value for too much plagiary.But the writer thinks that Han Zhuo had his own special study view on landscape painting.This paper put emphasis on the discussion of other painters' advantages and abandonment of their dregs as well as his attitude and method of study on pursuing ancient method and portraying mountain,both of which are worthy of future generation learning.At the same time,it criticized Han Zhuo's incorrect view: every painter should study a certain school's style and gain achievement first and then change it for his own style.
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Shanshui Chun Quan Ji,written by Han Zhuo in the Song Dynasty,is a monograph that elaborates on the theory of landscape.This book has long been recognized by the theorists that it does not have any academic value for too much plagiary.But the writer thinks that Han Zhuo had his own special study view on landscape painting.This paper put emphasis on the discussion of other painters' advantages and abandonment of their dregs as well as his attitude and method of study on pursuing ancient method and portraying mountain,both of which are worthy of future generation learning.At the same time,it criticized Han Zhuo's incorrect view: every painter should study a certain school's style and gain achievement first and then change it for his own style.
Key concepts: Style (visual arts), Painting, Abandonment (legal), Landscape painting, Value (mathematics), Aesthetics, Chinese art, History