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    Landscape painting was the highest form of Chinese painting. Important Chinese paintings include winter landscapes by Sesshu and works influenced by Daoism. The six principles of Chinese painting established by Xie He emphasized rhythm, balance, brushwork, color use, tradition, and proportion. Korean painting dates back to 108 CE and features vertical and horizontal scrolls as well as album leaves. Traditional Chinese architecture influenced other Asian styles through features like straight inclined, multi-inclined, and sweeping roofs. Woodblock printing, Japanese ukiyo-e paintings, and Chinese opera face painting were additional East Asian artistic traditions.

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    Landscape painting was the highest form of Chinese painting. Important Chinese paintings include winter landscapes by Sesshu and works influenced by Daoism. The six principles of Chinese painting established by Xie He emphasized rhythm, balance, brushwork, color use, tradition, and proportion. Korean painting dates back to 108 CE and features vertical and horizontal scrolls as well as album leaves. Traditional Chinese architecture influenced other Asian styles through features like straight inclined, multi-inclined, and sweeping roofs. Woodblock printing, Japanese ukiyo-e paintings, and Chinese opera face painting were additional East Asian artistic traditions.

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    Landscape painting was the highest form of Chinese painting. Important Chinese paintings include winter landscapes by Sesshu and works influenced by Daoism. The six principles of Chinese painting established by Xie He emphasized rhythm, balance, brushwork, color use, tradition, and proportion. Korean painting dates back to 108 CE and features vertical and horizontal scrolls as well as album leaves. Traditional Chinese architecture influenced other Asian styles through features like straight inclined, multi-inclined, and sweeping roofs. Woodblock printing, Japanese ukiyo-e paintings, and Chinese opera face painting were additional East Asian artistic traditions.

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    Important Aspects in EastAsian Painting

    Landscape Painting -regarded as the highest form of chinese painting.

    Yin – dark/Moon

    Yang – Light/Bright

    Cai Lun – invented paper in the 1 st century AD

    Shutousansui-zu Sesshu – winter landscape

    Daoist – aspect of chinese painting

    Six Principles of Chinese Painting Established by Xie He

    1. Observe rhythm and movement

    2. Live spaces for the eyes to rest

    3. Use brush in calligraphy

    4. Use colors correctly

    5. Live up to tradition by copying the master’s artwork.

    6. Copy the correct proportion of the object and nature.

    Korean Painting – datrs to 108 CE, first appears as an independent form.

    Calligraphy – art of beautiful handwriting.

    •VERTICAL SCROLL

    •LACQUERWARE

    •ALBUM-LEAF

    •HORIZONTAL SCROLL
    Sweeping Roofs

    Roof Guards – they believe that it help ward off evil spirit.

    Traditional Chinese architecture that influenced other Asian architecture:

    1. Straight inclined – more economical for our chinese architecture.

    2. Multi-inclined – it had two or more section inclined.

    3. Sweeping – it have curves that rise at the corners of the roof.

    Woodblock printing – technique for printing text, images, I patterns used widely throughout East Asia.

    Japanese Ukiyo-e – which means “pictures of the floating world”

    Peking Opera – face painting or jingju lianpu. Lianpu is called the false mask.

    MEANING OF COLORS IN FACE PAINTING

    Guan Ju – (Red) indicate devotion, courage, bravery, uprightness, and loyalty

    Huang Pang – (Yellow) signifies fierceness, ambition, and cool headedness.

    Zhu Wen – (Green) tells the audience that the character is not only impulsive and violent but also lack
    self-restraint.

    Zhang Fei – (Black) symbolizes roughness and fierceness


    Lian Po – (Purple) stands for uprightness and cool headedness with a reddish purple face indicate just
    and noble character.

    Cao-cao – (White) suggest treachery, suspiciousness, and craftiness.

    Jian Gan – (Clown or chou) in China’s opera has special makeup patterns called xiaohualian (the painted
    face)

    KABUKI MAKEUP OF JAPAN

    -Kabuki makeup or kesho it’s already in itself and interpretation of the actors own roll through the
    medium of the facial features.

    Kabuki makeup is also another way of face painting which has two types:

    1. Standard makeup – applied to most actors.

    2. Kumadori makeup – applied the villains and heroes

    VERY DRAMATIC LINES AND SHAPES USING COLOR THE REPRESENT CERTAIN QUALITIES

    •dark red – passion or anger

    •dark blue – depression or sadness

    •pink – youth

    •light green -calm

    •black – fear

    •purple – nabality

    Traditional funerals in good burning Yuanbao which is a folded paper that look like gold nuggets or
    ingots called sycee. This is also used for other ceremonial practices.

    Origami
    The term origami came from “ori” meaning “folding” and “kami” meaning “paper”.

    Origami butterflies were you a student celebration of Shinto wedding store represent the bride and
    groom.

    Chinese people got things are usually symmetrical in design when unfolded and depth that will animals
    of China as Dems and motives and mostly choose the red colors.

    Jianzhi it’s the first type of paper cutting design, since paper was invented by the Chinese. We are
    sometimes preferred to as chuāng huā, meaning “window flower.”

    Kite Making

    A Kite is an assembled or joined across that was traditionally made of silk or paper with the bowline and
    a resilient bamboo.

    Training skies maybe differentiated into forming categories:

    1. Centipede

    2. Hard-winged kites

    3. Soft-winged kites

    4. Flat kites

    Zhongguo is the Chinese decorative handicraft art that begin as a form of Chinese food art in the Tang
    and Song Dynasty (960 – 1279 AD) in China.

    Knot typing is called hanamusubi. It emphasizes on braids and focuses on individual knots.

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