Aesthetic conceptions and cultural symbols in traditional Chinese painting
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Chinese painting, Chinese philosophy, Culture, Aesthetic ConceptionRésumé
The aesthetic conception in traditional Chinese painting is an essential concept in ancient Chinese aesthetic thought and serves as the supreme aesthetic criterion pursued in classic painting creation. Artists use unique works to showcase the aesthetic conception in traditional Chinese painting, thereby highlighting the distinctive features of Chinese painting. This article conducts a genealogical analysis of artistic conception in traditional Chinese painting. It combines it with specific cultural symbols for interpretation to unveil the philosophical ideas and cultural concepts concentrated in traditional Chinese painting.
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Received: 11/06/2023 - Approved: 29/07/2023 - Published: 25/01/2024
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