Appreciation of Tibetan Girls' Printmaking Works

The Tibetan girl in the painting leans against the window, her round eyes are shining with joy, and her smile is quiet and subtle. The thin air and strong sunshine on the plateau gave birth to two lovely "plateau reds" for the little girl.

Heavy blue national costume, with red and black Tibetan headscarves and colored woven belts; The lightness and darkness, lightness and thickness of colors vividly depict the texture and folds of clothes.

The Origin of China Prints

The Ming and Qing Dynasties were the heyday of China printmaking. With the joint efforts of many literati, booksellers and seal engravers, various schools of printmaking have emerged, and a large number of excellent works have been created, and printmaking has shown a prosperous situation.

Not only did religious printmaking reach its peak in the Ming Dynasty, but also the appreciation of printmaking increased greatly in the Ming Dynasty. Paintings, novels, operas, biographies, poems, etc. , are like snow, too numerous to mention. In particular, the seal cutting illustrations of literary masterpieces have many versions, spread widely and have far-reaching influence.