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forgetaboutregrets · 5 days

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Spring wind brings rain

风化雨 (chūn fēng huà yǔ) – spring wind brings rain The last spring season of Gu Yu (Grain Rain) has begun in China ^__^On this occasion, a postcard from me…a diptych with my illustration “Spring Rain” and early magnolias… I was very afraid of ruining this drawing with an overabundance of color… but it seems to me that I still managed to maintain balance…Honestly, I just fell in love with these…

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#bl novel #china art #forget about regrets #lan zhan #lanwangji #mo dao zu shi #modaozushi #weiwuxian

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mousefromqishan · 7 months

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#wen kexing #word of honor #wenzhou #china art #watercolour illustration

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zanett-art · 8 months

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#beauty #china art #sunny #sun #good day #positive vibes #architecture #nature #art #photography #plants #forest

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pinkstarlightcomputer · 1 year

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Ming dynasty 1368-1644 Ink and color on silk each 25.9 x 20.9 cm (10 3/16 x 8 1/4 in) Freer Gallery of Art

#ming dynasty #china art #ink art

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sketchonista · 5 months

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Aiweiwei

#ai weiwei #kunsthal rotterdam #fuck #contemporary artist #art contemporain #contemporary art #bicycle #china art #china artist #modern art #visualart #artgallery #neon aesthetic #activism #protest #minimal design #aesthetic #fuckoff

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dedheaders · 2 years

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China Painting Headers

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Salvou? Curte ou compartilhe

Credits twitter @DaraInYeop

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miss-name1ess · 8 months

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a little girl with lanterns

#draw #china art

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mare-baixa · 1 year

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História das esculturas de cavalos empinados

Este cavalo vigoroso capta o espirito dos lendários 'cavalos celeste' da dinastia han na China (206 a.C a 220 d.C). A nova raça maior e mais forte do que os cavalos nativos, rapidamente se tornou imagem de poder e prestigio durante a dinastia Han. Tais esculturas de cavalos foram um elemento importante em túmulos aristocráticos bem bem sucedidos de sua época.

escrito por : Luis Eduardo

#escultura #arte #china art #cavalos

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k00288398 · 1 year

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My inspiration.

Chinese art form is popular for their silk paintings and paintings created with black or colourful brushstrokes. Japanese art form uses ink paints, oil paints for their woodblock printings and calligraphy.

The artistic tradition of monochrome painting originates in China, then it became widespread in Japan. In traditional Chinese painting, there are four main subjects that are fundamentally the same in Japanese painting: landscapes, portraits, birds and animals, flowers and trees.

FAN KUAN (范寬, ca.950–1032) was a Chinese landscape painter during the Song Dynasty (960–1279)

IKENAGA YASUNARI

Born in 1965 in Oita prefecture and graduated from the Midorigaoka High School (attached to the Oita Prefectural College of Arts and Culture). Painted on his own dyed linen canvas, his "bijinga (Portraits/ prints of beautiful women)" provide a sophisticated texture and taste. His first art book in 2014 is a long-seller and his works are also published as prints, calendars and coloring books. Even in foreign countries, his works are popular as design of stationeries and novels.