What are the artistic characteristics of modern Chinese painting and ancient painting!

Modern painting emphasizes simplicity and planarization, pursues the decorative nature of the picture, and gets rid of the visual rules and spatial concepts of traditional painting in the direction of painting development.

Traditional Chinese painting is referred to as "Chinese painting" or "national painting". Chinese painting emphasizes the principle of "learning from the outside and learning from the inside", and requires that one should write God in form, and that one should be able to achieve both form and God, so as to achieve the principle of "the idea of the brush is first, and the idea of the painting is in the end".

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Ancient Chinese Painting:

Figure Painting, Landscape Painting, Bird and Flower Painting.

Figure painting appeared earlier than landscape painting, flower and bird painting. Figure painting can be further divided into Taoist and Buddhism paintings, ladies' paintings and so on. The figure painting can be further divided into Taoist and Buddhism paintings and women's paintings, etc. Women's paintings are also known as "scholar's paintings".

In a general sense, bird and flower paintings include plumes and beasts, flowers and fruits, birds and insects. In the Ming and Qing dynasties, it was popular to paint flowers without writing the whole plant, but only showing part of the flowering branches taken from the trunk, so it was called folding branches. Landscape paintings depict the natural scenery of mountains and rivers as the main body.

Representative works of modern painting:

Painting Relief, by Tatlin.

"Broadway Jazz," by Mondrian.

The Card Players, by Van Dusburgh.

"Composition 99," by Lissitzky.

Painting of an Advertisement for Trekhgoraoe Beer, by Rodchenko.

Evolution, triptych, by Mondrian.

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