Decoding the meaning of animal paintings in Chinese, Western art. 2023-10-23 23:22:45 | FROM：cgtn. From antiquity to modern times, paintings of animals have played an important role in art history.

"Flowers and Bees" by an unidentified Chinese artist, 18th century /The Metropolitan Museum of Art "Madonna and Child" by Carlo Crivelli, ca. 1480 /The Metropolitan Museum of Art "Whistlejacket ...

Visiting Stanford Art Gallery’s new exhibition “Shifting Fields: Contemporary Chinese Painting” could take you either 10 minutes, or it could take you two hours.

Chinese painting vastly different from Western painting, not focused on the human form, uses soft not hard brushes, made on paper or silk, not on stretched canvas, and can be rolled up, Tools ...

A joint exhibition of the work of Chinese artist Luo Xiangke and American artist Endi Poskovic opened on June 16 at the Yuxiang Culture & Arts Center in Changsha, Hunan province. Luo, a Hunan-born ...

In the illustrations, he retained Western features such as curly hair, high noses, and deep eyes for the subjects while giving them Chinese clothing and accessories. Each of the 56 illustrations came ...

Liu Kuo-sung (b. 1932) is lauded for his contributions to the global development of modern and contemporary ink art. Through his career, the 91-year-old artist has devoted his energies to ...

A Dialogue Between East and West Showcasing Chinese Watercolor Mastery BERLIN, Oct. 23, 2024 /PRNewswire/ -- The Splendid Aqua: An International Watercolor Art Exchange Exhibition has opened ...