Bonnard's Paintings

Zhong Kui (about 722-about 780 AD) was a famous painter of the Tang Dynasty. His name was Jing Yue, and he called himself Dong Lizi. He was famous for his paintings of people, customs, and landscapes, especially for their ghost interests. Zhong Kui's paintings were featured by the interest of ghosts. The ghosts in his works were vivid and humorous. Zhong Kui's paintings were not only popular in the Tang Dynasty, but also in the Song Dynasty, Yuan Dynasty, Ming Dynasty and other periods. The Song Dynasty painter Su Hanchen once painted the Painting of Zhong Kui Eating Ghost. The Ming Dynasty painter Wen Zhengming painted the image of Zhong Kui and the ghost scene in his Painting of Zhong Kui. In Chinese culture, Zhong Kui paintings were regarded as having the function of exorcising ghosts and evil spirits, blocking evil spirits, and eliminating disasters. Therefore, they were often used as decorative hanging paintings in homes, offices, and other occasions. In addition, Zhong Kui's paintings often appeared in various cultural exhibition, temple fair, festival celebrations and other occasions, and were deeply loved and appreciated by people.

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The author of Xu Yuanshao's painting was Xu Yuanshao himself.

There were many books on landscape paintings. The following were some of the classics: 1 Introduction to Landscape Painting by Shehelius 2. History of Chinese Landscape Paintings by Yu Ding 3. Techniques of Chinese Landscape Painting by Yu Ding 4. Chinese Landscape Painting Style-by Yang Yun 5. Basic Landscape Painting Course by Zhao Shaoang "Landscape Painting Techniques"-by Chen Chuanxi Chinese Landscape Painting-Liu Lingxiao 8 Elements of Chinese Landscape Painting by Wang Bomin These are some of the more classic landscape painting books. I hope they can be of help to you.

Online Literature Knowledge replied," Primary school paintings were a very interesting and unique way for primary school students to show their imagination and creativity. In paintings, primary and secondary students may use different colors, lines, and shapes to express their feelings and observations of the world. Some primary school students 'paintings might include subjects such as landscapes, animals, and people. In landscape painting, primary and secondary school students may use different colors and shapes to show the scenery of nature, such as mountains, rivers, forests, oceans, etc. In figure painting, primary and secondary school students may use simple lines and shapes to express the characteristics and appearance of characters. No matter what theme they chose, the primary school paintings would have their own unique style and characteristics. Appreciating these works could not only help primary school students cultivate creativity and artistic skills, but also let them feel the charm and fun of art.

The 100 Series of Chinese Immortals was a set of art books that contained many volumes, including " 100 Chinese Immortals "," 100 Chinese Jiyue "," 100 Chinese Chivalrous Men "," 100 Chinese Buddhist Monks "," 100 Chinese Confucians ", and " 100 Chinese Princes ". This series of books was drawn by Lu Yanguang and written by Wu Lvxing. It was published by New Era Press in 1990 and 1997. Lu Yanguang's paintings used emperors, beautiful women, monks and Buddhas, immortals, and Confucian scholars as their subjects, continuing the tradition of Chinese figure painting. This set of books was widely praised for its quaint style and rich content.

The woman in Joy of Life's painting was the Eldest Princess. The Eldest Princess was the Crown Prince's aunt. Although the two of them were not related by blood, the Eldest Princess was very supportive of the Crown Prince. The figure in the portrait of a beautiful lady drawn by the Crown Prince was similar to the Eldest Princess. This showed that the Crown Prince had special feelings for the Eldest Princess. The Eldest Princess was so good to the Crown Prince because the Crown Prince looked like the Qing Emperor when he was young, and the Eldest Princess had loved the Qing Emperor when she was young. However, the Qing Emperor had always only had one heart for Ye Qingmei. The Eldest Princess was jealous of Ye Qingmei, but this action did not gain the Qing Emperor's sincerity. Thus, when the Eldest Princess saw that the Crown Prince looked like the Qing Emperor, she supported him even more.

The woman in Joy of Life Prince's painting was the Eldest Princess, Li Yunrui. This conclusion was mentioned in many documents. The woman the Crown Prince drew was a beautiful woman without a face. According to the plot and the relationship between the Crown Prince and the Eldest Princess, it could be inferred that the Crown Prince liked the Eldest Princess. The Eldest Princess had always supported the Crown Prince, and there was a shadow of the Qing Emperor in the Crown Prince's smile. The Eldest Princess 'support for the Crown Prince was also reasonable.

Wang Qimin was a China landscape painter. His works were full of personality, giving people a fresh and elegant feeling. He incorporated traditional painting techniques into his landscape paintings, displaying the natural landscape of mountains, rivers, seas, and so on. Wang Qimin's landscape paintings were full of emotional expressions. He used color to make the painting more intense and thick, revealing passionate emotions and moving people. His works have won many awards and he has been invited to participate in art exhibition at home and abroad. Wang Qimin was a prolific painter with strong styling and composition skills. He insisted on sketching all his life and completed tens of thousands of sketching works. His landscape paintings had achieved a high degree of unity in content and form, displaying his rich ideas and artistic talent.