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====Culture====
====Culture====
Taiwan's culture is a blend of Chinese, Japanese, local Taiwanese and Western influences. Fine arts, folk traditions, and popular culture embody traditional and modern, Asian, and Western motifs. One of Taiwan's greatest attractions is the Palace Museum, which houses over 650,000 pieces of Chinese bronze, jade, calligraphy, painting, and porcelain. This collection was moved from the mainland in 1949 when Chiang Kai-shek's Nationalist Party (KMT) fled to Taiwan. The collection is so extensive that only 1% is on display at any one time.
Taiwan's culture is a blend of Chinese, Japanese, local Taiwanese and Western influences. Fine arts, folk traditions, and popular culture embody traditional and modern, Asian, and Western motifs. One of Taiwan's greatest attractions is the Palace Museum, which houses over 650,000 pieces of Chinese bronze, jade, calligraphy, painting, and porcelain. This collection was moved from the mainland in 1949 when Chiang Kai-shek's Nationalist Party (KMT) fled to Taiwan. The collection is so extensive that only 1% is on display at any one time.
History of Chinese Oil Painting
Entering the 20th century, cultural differences between China and the West were dramatic. Chinese art has had to make a gradual transformation from its classical form to a become a modern artistic medium.
Entering the 20th century, cultural differences between China and the West were dramatic. Chinese art has had to make a gradual transformation from its classical form to a become a modern artistic medium.
In the 1920s many Chinese students went abroad to study and formally brought oil painting back into China. The most well known among them are Li Shutong, Wu Dayu, Guan Liang, Xu Beihong , Li Tiefu, Liu Haisu, Lin Fengmian, Pan Yuliang, Zhu Yuanzhi Wu Zuoren, among others.
In the 1920s many Chinese students went abroad to study and formally brought oil painting back into China. The most well known among them are Li Shutong, Wu Dayu, Guan Liang, Xu Beihong , Li Tiefu, Liu Haisu, Lin Fengmian, Pan Yuliang, Zhu Yuanzhi Wu Zuoren, among others.
They introduced oil painting and spread modern paintings through education. From classical realism to the impressionist school, and various schools of modern art, the artistic etology grew throughout China.
They introduced [http://www.wholesaleartmall.com oil painting] and spread modern paintings through education. From classical realism to the impressionist school, and various schools of modern art, the artistic etology grew throughout China.
Representative works: Xu Beihong's " Tian Heng Wu Bai Shi" (painted in 1929-1930)
Representative works: Xu Beihong's " Tian Heng Wu Bai Shi" (painted in 1929-1930)
Representative work: " The Founding Ceremony of China" by Dong Xiwen.
Representative work: " The Founding Ceremony of China" by Dong Xiwen.
Oil painting during the Cultural Revolution (1966-1976)
Oil painting during the Cultural Revolution (1966-1976)
As the Cultural Revolution swept the country, Chinese [url=http://www.wholesaleartmall.com]oil paintings [/url] and other arts came under an unprecedented attack. Oil painting became a kind of political mark.
As the Cultural Revolution swept the country, Chinese [http://www.wholesaleartmall.com oil paintings] and other arts came under an unprecedented attack. Oil painting became a kind of political mark.
During that time all kinds of Mao Zedong's images as well as the praise of heroes became the main themes of each kind of artistic works.
During that time all kinds of Mao Zedong's images as well as the praise of heroes became the main themes of each kind of artistic works.