Author: Gong Jing
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Publish Date: 2004-01-01
Features: This is a collection of essays by Gong Jing, Associate Professor of the Chinese Department at Fudan University, where she comments on Chinese and foreign paintings. It features both the amazed and intoxicated gaze of an art appreciator and the profound, elegant, and misty reflections of a deep thinker. Gong Jing's writing is exquisite, detailed, lively, and spirited. Her explanations and descriptions of the paintings are not clichéd but uniquely insightful, delving into the core of the works and meticulously analyzing the artists' souls. Whether for general readers or professional art workers, the book offers great benefits through reading. It is not a systematic guide to appreciating paintings but rather a record of the author's love for and insights into painting, expressed through writing. In this way, she reflects on the artists and their works, and within this reflection, she contemplates the intersection of art and life.
Freehand: Gong Jing Reads Paintings: A Series of Books on Contemporary Thought and Art
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