The Open Court 47, No.927
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I have seen Kung-pa King's copy of a snow landscape by Wang W'ei, famous T'ang dynasty painter. He not only used a piece of silk the exact size of the original and imitated the aged tone of the painting, but also succeeded in putting the Emperor Hui Tsung's writing there as it appears in the original.
Followers of this school are many, not only because China has such a glorious past that most conservative artists like to have this old sweet dream revealed to them, but also, because academically... it is a popular way of learning art by copying the old masters.
Peking artists, however, belonging to this Traditional Conserva- tive School, do not always copy old masters. Many have great cre- ative ability like Hu P'ei-heng and Siao Chien-chung and are able to combine the traditional method of the past with an individual method of their own. An example of great individualitv is the pic- ture (page 482) by Siao. He is so sophisticated that he puts his strong statement under a veil of moderate expression.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
I have seen Kung-pa King's copy of a snow landscape by Wang W'ei, famous T'ang dynasty painter. He not only used a piece of silk the exact size of the original and imitated the aged tone of the painting, but also succeeded in putting the Emperor Hui Tsung's writing there as it appears in the original.
Followers of this school are many, not only because China has such a glorious past that most conservative artists like to have this old sweet dream revealed to them, but also, because academically... it is a popular way of learning art by copying the old masters.
Peking artists, however, belonging to this Traditional Conserva- tive School, do not always copy old masters. Many have great cre- ative ability like Hu P'ei-heng and Siao Chien-chung and are able to combine the traditional method of the past with an individual method of their own. An example of great individualitv is the pic- ture (page 482) by Siao. He is so sophisticated that he puts his strong statement under a veil of moderate expression.
What to read after The Open Court 47, No.927?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Carus, Paul, 1852-1919 to read onlineMoreLess
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