Analysis of the Differences in Eastern and Western Painting Performance and the Reasons
QINGQUAN DAI
Abstract
QINGQUAN DAI
Abstract
Eastern and western painting have obvious differences in the style of writing, techniques, artistic language and painting materials. Chinese painting has a distinctive national character and pay attention to the expression of the heart of the pictures or ideas in the most direct and intuitive way. And western painters often reflect the inner feelings through the objective portrayal.
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Eastern and western painting have obvious differences in the style of writing, techniques, artistic language and painting materials. Chinese painting has a distinctive national character and pay attention to the expression of the heart of the pictures or ideas in the most direct and intuitive way. And western painters often reflect the inner feelings through the objective portrayal.
Key concepts: Painting, Character (mathematics), Feeling, Style (visual arts), Expression (computer science), Chinese painting, Art, Visual arts