Han Jiang Lin Fan;Flavor of Painting in Wang Wei's Poetry
Jian Zhang
Abstract
Jian Zhang
Abstract
This thesis holds that there exists a homogeneous relation between Wang Wei's personal experiences and the changes of his style in both poetly and painting. As an outstanding poet and painter, Wang Wei often often to borrow certain patterns and techniques for Chinese painting in writhe poetry. His poem Han Jiang Lin Fan (go sailing on the Hanjing River) shows the artistic conception of Chinese ink and wash landscape painting in the aspects of texture, color and compostition, as representative of his poetry in the later period of life, exhibiting his great genius in merging the flavor of painting into poems.
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This thesis holds that there exists a homogeneous relation between Wang Wei's personal experiences and the changes of his style in both poetly and painting. As an outstanding poet and painter, Wang Wei often often to borrow certain patterns and techniques for Chinese painting in writhe poetry. His poem Han Jiang Lin Fan (go sailing on the Hanjing River) shows the artistic conception of Chinese ink and wash landscape painting in the aspects of texture, color and compostition, as representative of his poetry in the later period of life, exhibiting his great genius in merging the flavor of painting into poems.
Key concepts: Poetry, Painting, Art, Style (visual arts), Genius, Literature, Relation (database), Art history