Chinese Art Motives Interpreted
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Wang Ngai is remembered as having screened his mother's grave from storms, while Luk Su (first century a. D. ), was a political prisoner whose devotion to his mother earned him his freedom.
As the tendency of Confucian teachings was largely cultural it seems suitable to mention in this connection a popular art 62 Chinese Art motive known as the Four Elegant Ac- compHshments, which are chess, music, poetry, and calHgraphy. Sometimes these form the principal decoration of a plate or vase when the...y are represented by groups of people playing chess and musical instruments, and looking at books and pictures. Frequently only the symbols themselves appear (PI. 14). In this case the chess-board is always shown with two globular vases near by which contains the chess-men.
The fittings of a writing-table, when used as symbols, are meant to suggest scholarship or learning. Among these may be mentioned water bowls with spoons for moistening the ink-cake (PI. 16), brush -rests (PL 16), and ink-slabs (PI.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Wang Ngai is remembered as having screened his mother's grave from storms, while Luk Su (first century a. D. ), was a political prisoner whose devotion to his mother earned him his freedom.
As the tendency of Confucian teachings was largely cultural it seems suitable to mention in this connection a popular art 62 Chinese Art motive known as the Four Elegant Ac- compHshments, which are chess, music, poetry, and calHgraphy. Sometimes these form the principal decoration of a plate or vase when the...y are represented by groups of people playing chess and musical instruments, and looking at books and pictures. Frequently only the symbols themselves appear (PI. 14). In this case the chess-board is always shown with two globular vases near by which contains the chess-men.
The fittings of a writing-table, when used as symbols, are meant to suggest scholarship or learning. Among these may be mentioned water bowls with spoons for moistening the ink-cake (PI. 16), brush -rests (PL 16), and ink-slabs (PI.
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