In ancient China, people believed that calligraphy and paint-ing are of common origin, which was described early as ShuHua Tong Yuan in Tang dynasty by Zhang Yanyuan in his art book,Li Dai Ming Hua Ji. Strokes in pain...In ancient China, people believed that calligraphy and paint-ing are of common origin, which was described early as ShuHua Tong Yuan in Tang dynasty by Zhang Yanyuan in his art book,Li Dai Ming Hua Ji. Strokes in painting changed step by step inblending with those in calligraphy in different historic periods.Here, the writer traces the history of calligraphic strokes fromthe inscriptions on bones to Da Zhuan and Xiao Zhuan, and thenLi Shu, which affected the stroke patterns in painting beforeSui Dynasty, such as fine line drawing in figures on a basket andGu Kaizhi誷 works. When they summarized eight special strokesof character Yong in the time between Sui and Tang dynasty,Cun in landscape painting was born and developed into variousapplications...Calligraphic strokes feature Chinese painting andform its special aesthetics in art.展开更多
文摘In ancient China, people believed that calligraphy and paint-ing are of common origin, which was described early as ShuHua Tong Yuan in Tang dynasty by Zhang Yanyuan in his art book,Li Dai Ming Hua Ji. Strokes in painting changed step by step inblending with those in calligraphy in different historic periods.Here, the writer traces the history of calligraphic strokes fromthe inscriptions on bones to Da Zhuan and Xiao Zhuan, and thenLi Shu, which affected the stroke patterns in painting beforeSui Dynasty, such as fine line drawing in figures on a basket andGu Kaizhi誷 works. When they summarized eight special strokesof character Yong in the time between Sui and Tang dynasty,Cun in landscape painting was born and developed into variousapplications...Calligraphic strokes feature Chinese painting andform its special aesthetics in art.