Modern painting emphasizes simplification and flatness, pursues the decorative nature of the picture, and gets rid of the visual rules and spatial concepts of traditional painting. The development direction of painting.
Traditional Chinese painting is referred to as "Chinese painting" or "Chinese painting". Chinese painting emphasizes that "the external teacher creates nature, and the inner source is the source of the heart." It requires the use of form to describe the spirit and both form and spirit, so as to achieve "the intention is written first, and the intention is reflected in the painting."
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Themes of ancient Chinese painting:
Figure painting, landscape painting, flower and bird painting.
The appearance of figure painting precedes landscape painting, flower and bird painting. Figure paintings can be further divided into Taoist paintings, ladies paintings, etc. Paintings of ladies, a painting of ladies.
In a general sense, flower-and-bird paintings include feathers and animals, flowers and fruits, birds, insects and fish. During the Ming and Qing Dynasties, it was popular to paint flowers without depicting the whole plant, but only showing part of the flower branches taken from the trunk, hence the name broken branches. Landscape paintings mainly depict the natural scenery of mountains and rivers.
Representative works of modern painting:
"Painting Relief", by Tatlin.
"Broadway Jazz", composed by Mondrian.
The Card Players, by Van Doesburg.
"Composition 99", written by Lissitzky.
"Trekhgoraoe Beer Advertising Painting" by Rodchenko.
"Evolution", triptych, by Mondrian.
Baidu Encyclopedia - Modern Painting
Baidu Encyclopedia - Ancient Chinese Painting