Author: Lü Shengzhong
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Features: Does only someone who understands scientific methods know how to paint? Traditional Chinese painters don’t, traditional folk art doesn’t, and children don’t either. But they all paint, and many of them paint very well, even becoming artistic classics. Why are the results of our "figurative representation" so different from theirs? What causes this difference? Are we smarter or are they smarter? They don’t have "science," what do they have? We have "science," what are we missing? Professor Lü Shengzhong from the Central Academy of Fine Arts offers a course titled "The Origin of Figurative Representation" for his confused students. From folk craftsmanship to modern art, from famous works to student practice, the author follows the clues, explores the psychological subjectivity of expressive methods, and inspires readers to express and appreciate within the text.
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