作者：郑中华编著
页数：243
出版社：中国青年出版社
出版日期：2011
ISBN：9787515301594
电子书格式：pdf/epub/txt
内容简介
Commonly known as “national painting，” traditional Chinese painting differs from other schools such as western oil painting and watercolor painting， and exists as an independent category featuring distinctive Oriental flavor. The notion of Chinese painting actually came into being after the Republic Era， before which painting was terms as “Danqing” （literally translated as red and blue painting）. After this period， western paintings started to gain influence and a lot of Chinese started to learn typical techniques for oil painting and watercolor painting. In this context， Chinese painting started to be celebrated as a local concept distinct from western paintings. Generally speaking， this term refers to the school in which painters employ the brush as the tool. Traditional Chinese paintings can produce a flexible and diversified interpretation of ink and color. Nowadays， traditional Chinese paintings have become recognized across the globe. Increasingly， more and more westerners have started to study it.
目录
MATERIALs AND TECHNIQUES
The Scholar’s Desk
Holding the Brush
Grihding the Ink
Loading the Brush
Moving the Brush
Teohniques
Mixing Colors
MOTIFS
Flowers and Other Plants
Fruits and Vegetables
Birds
Fish， Shrimps and Crabs
Insects
Mammals
Figures
Landscape
GALLERY
Dragonflies Playing ih the Lotus
Wild Geese and the Reed
Painting of Flowers
A Basket of Cherries
A Basket of Vegetables
Fish Swimming in Aquatic
Plants
Cat and Butterflies
Tigers
Travelling On the Donkey
Lady Leaning oh the Balustrades
Crickets Fight in the Shade of the Chihese Banana Tree
Fishing Alone on the River
Deep Mountains
Farrnihg Life
