Chinese Opera Masks

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Chinese Opera Masks. Red represents loyalty; courage; righteousness. Black represents outspokenness; straightforwardness; fairness, justice & sincerity. White represents cunning; craftiness; treacherousness. Blue is characterised as stubborn, intractable & someone who shows valour. A green mask wearer might also be brave & brutal. Wearers of a purple mask are thought to be loyal, honest and upright citizens. Green or Blue can also represent characters who are boorish; rude; crude.

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chinese opera face on Fabric with floral pattern

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the face of a man with red and blue designs on his face, as if it were painted in chinese

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a mask with an open mouth is shown on a white background in this image there are two eyes and one nose that appears to be smiling

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An actor in the Peking Opera. The Peking Opera is a form of traditional Chinese theater which combines music, vocal performance, mime, dance, and acrobatics. It arose in the late 18th century and became fully developed and recognized by the mid-19th century.

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L’opéra chinois est une tradition qui remonte au XIIème siècle qui subie plusieurs évolutions jusqu’à arriver à l’apogée de sa popularité à partir de la fin du XIXème siècle quand il s’ouvre à une culture plus populaire : A partir du XVIIIe siècle, de nombreux genres provinciaux apparaissent et rencontrent la faveur du public. Le … Art Chinois, Paris Photo, Art Brut

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Des personnages d’opéra chinois au XIXème siècle

L’opéra chinois est une tradition qui remonte au XIIème siècle qui subie plusieurs évolutions jusqu’à arriver à l’apogée de sa popularité à partir de la fin du XIXème siècle quand il s’ouvre à une culture plus populaire : A partir du XVIIIe siècle, de nombreux genres provinciaux apparaissent et rencontrent la faveur du public. Le …

Chinese, Qing dynasty (1644–1911), leaf from Album of 100 Portraits of Personages from Chinese Opera, 19th century, Album of 50 double leaves; ink, color, and gilt on silk. Courtesy The Metropolitan Museum of Art. China Art

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Performing Images: Opera in Chinese Visual Culture | Smart Museum of Art

Chinese, Qing dynasty (1644–1911), leaf from Album of 100 Portraits of Personages from Chinese Opera, 19th century, Album of 50 double leaves; ink, color, and gilt on silk. Courtesy The Metropolitan Museum of Art.