Gurgling Stream in a Secluded Gorge - Compendium of Chinese Landscape Painting 14

Author: Li Weikun
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Publish Date: 2006-05-01
Features: This book is part of the "Comprehensive Chronicle of Chinese Landscape Painting" series, which systematically organizes the vibrant history of landscape painting through a combination of images and text. It not only showcases the emergence and development of landscape painting but also traces the evolution of artists and artworks associated with it. Moreover, it delves into the cultural soil on which landscape painting thrives and the subtle, ever-evolving relationship between generations of people who appreciate and engage with landscape painting. This volume specifically focuses on the transmission of literati landscape painting during the late Yuan and early Ming periods.
This book is part of the "Comprehensive Chronicle of Chinese Landscape Painting" series, which combines unique visuals, meticulous planning, and clever layout to integrate premium critiques, technical interpretations, and artistic evaluations. It provides readers with an in-depth analysis of the artistic styles, creative journeys, techniques, and success secrets of renowned masters. This volume primarily explores the transmission of literati landscape painting during the late Yuan and early Ming periods, such as that of Sheng Mao, Ma Wan, Lu Guang, Xu Ben, Zhao Yuan, and Yao Shou. It allows readers to enhance their artistic appreciation and research while gaining the greatest artistic enjoyment and experience.