Painting of Jin, Tang, and Song Dynasties. Flowers, birds, and beasts

Author: Nie Chongzheng
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Publish Date: 2004-11-01
Features: Co-published by Shanghai Scientific and Technical Publishers and The Commercial Press Hong Kong, printed by Hong Kong Changming Company, and fine-printed by Shenzhen Commercial Press. The printing is extremely exquisite. It is supported by eight special consultants including Qi Gong, Wang Shixiang, Li Xueqin, and twenty authoritative editors including Liu Jiuan, Geng Baochang, Yang Boba, Shan Guoqiang, and Xu Bangda. The General Editor is Mr. Yang Xin, President of the Palace Museum. The book is a large 16-page deluxe full-color fine print with a beautiful cover. It is an excellent book with great collectible, appreciative, and gifting value. Traditional Chinese painting themes can be roughly divided into three major categories: figure painting, landscape painting, and flower-and-bird painting. Flower-and-bird painting broadly refers to painting works that depict animals and plants, including real birds, beasts, insects, fish, flowers, and trees, as well as auspicious creatures and rare plants that do not exist in the world.