Ink and wash painting

traditional Chinese painting. Those artworks reflected the atmosphere of life at that time and had the integration of western art techniques. All of these led to the formation of Shanghai School and Lingnan School of Painting. As for the Shanghai School of Painting, the painters at that time were deeply aware that the traditional art of Chinese calligraphy and paintings needed to bring in bold innovation in the new social environment to explore new development.

travels to its destination. The translucency of the greys and whites of the clouds emphasizes the intensity of the rain, while fading out the distant bridge and the landscape left behind. The artist’s blending of rustic colors adds warmth to the painting. In that time, industrial developed rapidly, Turner use the light colors to demonstrate a full of hope and a brighter future is coming. Just what is it…? (1956), was created by Richard Hamilton, who was one of the founders of the British pop movement

Commercialization of Art in China Introduction Commercialization of art is a global trend in the 21st century, which makes the artworks known to the public as everyone is able to see it in auctions, galleries and media. Commercialism in the recent days has an important presence in the 20th century and contemporary Chinese art market, since money is no longer an option while people are buying, selling, collecting and dealing artworks not only in China but also all over the world. In less than twenty-year’s

It’s a hand painted scroll using ink to paint during the yanug dynasty. This piece shows the area between Fuchin river, its mostly He painted this peace in his later years. This piece gives you a feeling of a larger landscape that could stretch even further than most would think. It makes me think of Fan Kauns Travelers By Streams and Mountains. The compositions are different, but the idea of using a sort atmosphere feeling that you get from a lot of Chinese ink painting. As author Hung Sheng explains

records and paintings related to him are so numerous. From the beginning of 20th century, art historians challenged again and again to define the style of his paintings and to attribute the non-signed works to him. However, the characteristics thought as Bihzād style are vague, so the re-examination of his style is needed. In this essay, I would like to re-examine what is called “Bihzād style”, by comparing the Persian painting with Chinese painting. 2. The Relationship between Persian Painting and Chinese

influence art and design ever since it’s beginning in the 14th century. Although it was influenced by the Chinese styles at a parallel time, they both are still influential and noticed in today’s world.      For years Japanese Ink Painting continued to be consistent with a basis on nature, and simplicity. Was the beginning of Minimalism in Japan? Was it intentional? The open composition of space and content on paper is a key of today’s design. The simplicity of monochromatic work

Ancient Chinese Ink Techniques in the 21st Century. As the paint brush dips into the paint and watching the brush the brush form perfect lines, knowing that the art that is being created is what one is expressing. Art and design has been influencing our lives since the dawn of the ages. Art has been created on cave walls, has been formed in architecture, and continues to grow and expand. Art is very beautiful, but also is a matter of expression. Art can mean many things such as love, concern

it could explain what Sumi-e? It literally means "black ink" (sumi) and "painting" (e). It indicates an art form in which subjects are displayed using black ink, with a large variety of variables gradations; from pure black to all the nuances that can be obtained by diluting it with water. This does not mean that every painting with such features might deserve the title of "sumi-e." The true "sumi-e" must meet certain characteristics, such as, the simplicity and spontaneity that directly strike

increasingly popular art from 1603 to 1806. These Ukiyo-e painting sprang from the Buddhist ideology that joy is transient and only detachment from desire will bring true enlightenment. The Renaissance Art and Ukiyo-e paintings are similar but there are more differences like culture, materials, and style. Culturally, Renaissance paintings were Christian and Ukiyo-e were Japanese. Materials, Renaissance artist used costly brushes while Ukiyo-e paintings were painted using traditional brushes. Style, Renaissance

Dynasties, there were numerous painting masters who not only inherited the excellent tradition of the Six Dynasties since Han and Wei but also had made innovations (Stephen McGuinness, 2008). Among of them, Wu Daozi was apotheosized as the “Painting Sage” who was a revolutionary turn in Chinese painting. His influence has been profound of the people who joined the “Shuimo Movements” like Wang Wei and Zhang Zao.(Wei Guangjun, 2010). When they were opening the road of Shuimo painting, there was the style of