Contemporary Chinese Gouache Art. Landscape Volume

Author: Guo Zhenshan
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Publish Date: 2005-08-01
Features: This series collects the works of watercolor painters in China who have achieved remarkable accomplishments in the field of watercolor. Most of them have dedicated decades to the research, creation, and teaching of watercolor. Their works possess unique styles and distinct personalities, contributing to the development of watercolor art. The publication of this book serves as a summary of watercolor art in China since its founding, while also playing a highly positive role in its future development. Additionally, it will greatly promote our teaching, research, and creative endeavors. If used as a metaphor, watercolor is like a fish—it thrives freely and robustly in a vast environment. Its cultural reserves and the broader artistic context are like a wide expanse of water, influencing it. Just as a fish cannot live without water, our watercolor art needs better sources and a broader ocean.