Nan Tang Shan Shui

Author: Shanghai Fine Arts Publishing House
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Publish Date: 2004-05-01
Features: Appreciating and learning Chinese painting cannot be separated from understanding the classic works in the history of painting. The history of Chinese painting is long and profound. Due to various reasons, the ancient paintings that have been passed down to this day are not only extremely rare in number but also scattered around the world. For this reason, we have compiled this series of "Treasures Online," reclassifying the works according to elements such as painting themes, styles, and techniques, gathering the national treasure-level masterpieces of Chinese painting history together. These works have been meticulously printed and enlarged as much as possible to the original size, providing learners with first-class models equal to the originals. Additionally, we have provided detailed introductions and analyses of each masterpiece included in the book, with some (partial enlargements) to narrate the stories behind these treasures that have been passed down for thousands of years. We have also inserted photographs and materials of other related masterpieces, offering rich resources for readers who love Chinese art. The ancient paintings included in this book are works from the "Treasures Exhibition" jointly held by the three major museums—the Palace Museum, the Liaoning Museum, and the Shanghai Museum—in Shanghai. The images were produced from the original works.
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