Evolution and Influence of Chinese Painting Techniques

[tinytmp]

Hello everyone,

I’ve been diving into the rich history of Chinese art and came across a few interesting points I’d love to get some input on.

Specifically, I’m curious about the evolution of Chinese painting, particularly in terms of techniques and styles.

How did the shift from early forms like ink wash during the Tang Dynasty influence later schools, such as the Song or Ming dynasties?

Additionally, what role did landscape paintings play in Chinese cultural and philosophical expression?

I’m looking for some insights from anyone who has studied this area deeply.

 

[tinytmp]

Hello everyone,

I’ve been diving into the rich history of Chinese art and came across a few interesting points I’d love to get some input on.

Specifically, I’m curious about the evolution of Chinese painting, particularly in terms of techniques and styles.

How did the shift from early forms like ink wash during the Tang Dynasty influence later schools, such as the Song or Ming dynasties?

Additionally, what role did landscape paintings or Chinese art play in Chinese cultural and philosophical expression?

I’m looking for some insights from anyone who has studied this area deeply.

Thanks in advance for any help

 

[Jeff15]

I am sorry that I do not understand your question, ...

 

[cgw]

Google. Hardly under-researched topics.

 

[snowbear]

This might not be the best forum for your questions.

One of the most interesting things about Chinese painting, to me, is the use of multiple pespectives in one work.