Ancient painting place called what

Question 1: painting place called studio, writing calligraphy place called what There is no very definite title, the ancient called Lent 'hall' residence 'room, now it is called the creation of the room

Question 2: What is the name of the ancient paintings of the people called the painter - occupation

The painter is also another name for the painter, mostly seen in ancient China, the ancient painter generally refers to the court painter. The painter is also another name for the painter, mostly seen in ancient China, the ancient painter generally refers to the court painter. Specializing in painting for the royal family. Like the palace maiden into the election, some major ceremonial activities need a painter. Modern Chinese painters usually refer to people who paint as a profession, including those who make a living by painting mass-produced paintings (line paintings), and those with less experience and skill are more often called painters or draughtsmen.

Question 3: What is the ancient court painting organization The court ad hoc painting organization began in the Five Dynasties, that is, the Hanlin Painting and Drawing Institute. The Northern Song Dynasty, the Hanlin Painting and Drawing Academy reached an unprecedented level of prosperity.

Jin, Yuan period of the palace painting organization is relatively decentralized, each in its own way.

The Song Dynasty was an era of exquisite splendor for Chinese painting, an era when Chinese painting will always be worthy of singing its praises, and court painting was the main theme of this song. The Song Dynasty continued to establish the Hanlin Academy of Painting and Drawing to train the painting talents needed by the court. In the Northern Song Dynasty, Emperor Huizong also set up a painting school for a time.

The court painters of the Ming Dynasty served in the halls of Wenhua Hall, Wuying Hall and Renzhi Hall.

The Qing dynasty palace painting organization is dominated by Ruyi Hall.

Question 4: What is the ancient painting called Painter: painter is also another name for the painter, mostly seen in ancient China, the ancient painter generally refers to the court painter. Specializing in painting for the royal family

Painter: painting for a painter is a professional skill, the painter's works are mostly copied from the previous powder, or repeat the previous or current techniques, it is difficult to see their own unique artistic style. Northwest there is a profession called painter, in the Northwest customs in the coffin and temple walls should be painted on the corresponding pattern, which requires a specialized person to paint, because there are a lot of instructions, there is a lot of religious knowledge, not only to painting skills, but also the local solution to the customs and habits.

Painter:

(1). People who take painting as their profession

(2). A craftsman engaged in painting

(3). Refers to an artisan who carves and decorates things

(4). It is said that the carving and carving workmanship

Question 5: What is the name of the paper used for writing and painting in ancient China Xuan paper ah ~

The traditional Chinese Han culture of paperwork tools, that is, pen, ink, paper, inkstone. The name of the four treasures of the literary house, originated in the period of the North and South Dynasties. Historically, the "four treasures" refers to things have changed. In the Southern Tang Dynasty, "four treasures of literati" specially refers to Xuancheng Zhuge pen, Huizhou Li Tinggui ink, Chengxintang paper, Wuyuan (originally belongs to Anhui Huizhou province, now belongs to jiangxi province) dragon's tail inkstone. Since the Song Dynasty "four treasures of the literary house" refers to the lake pen (Huzhou, Zhejiang Province), Huizhou ink (Huizhou, now Shexian County, Anhui Province), Xuanpaper (now Jingxian County, Anhui Province, Jingxian County, the ancient belonging to the Ningguo Prefecture, the production of paper to the prefectural capital of Xuancheng for the name), Duan inkstone (Zhaoqing, Guangdong Province, the ancient name of the Duanzhou) and Sheyan inkstone (now Shexian County, Anhui Province). Xuancheng is the only "hometown of four treasures" in China, producing Xuan paper (Jingxian), Xuan pen (Jingxian/Jingde), Hui ink (Jixi/Jingde) and Xuan inkstone (Jingde).

Question 6: What is the origin of Chinese painting, and what is the name of ancient Chinese painting? 5 points Chinese painting, also referred to as national painting, was known as Danqing in ancient times, referring to the traditional Chinese art of painting in general, which is one of the four arts of qin, chess, calligraphy and painting. The narrow sense of Chinese painting refers to the green color painting ink painting, while the broad sense of Chinese painting is the traditional style of Chinese murals, brocade paintings, embroidery, heavy color, ink painting, stone carving and even paintings on the New Year's Eve and ceramics and other art, but also includes modern Chinese oil paintings and watercolors and so on.

Chinese painting originated in ancient times, the hieroglyphic characters, laying the foundation; the text and painting in the beginning, there is no difference, this is a meaning. Our country has long had the same source of painting and calligraphy, some people believe that Fu Xi painted trigrams, Cang Jie create words, is the first for painting and calligraphy. There is no difference between the text and the drawing.

Pottery is a product of the Neolithic era, pottery, black pottery, white pottery and colored pottery. In the Neolithic era important site of Xi'an half slope village excavated on the colored pottery, painted with each other chasing fish, jumping deer. A ceramic pot simulating the shape of a boat unearthed in Yongjing, Gansu Province, makes us feel as if we were on the shore, and the scene is vivid; there is also a dancing colored pot found in Sunjiazhai, Datong, Qinghai Province, on which there are three groups of five people hand in hand with a song, showing youthful vitality, which is the root of the study of the history of Chinese paintings. In the late Neolithic period, Xindian and Longshan cultural sites, found in China's earliest bronzes, which are artifacts, but also arts and crafts. Common bronze decorative patterns, there are Yantun pattern, Yunlei pattern, kui dragons, tigers, etc., but also used the human body as a decorative pattern. Double kui synthesized Ronggu pattern, the tail more upward scroll, extremely beautiful.

Decorative paintings on bronze objects, the theme can be divided into about two categories, one depicting ritual activities in the life of the aristocracy, such as banquets and music, shooting rituals, table sacrifices, etc.; one depicting the land and water attacks, etc., such as Zhao Ku unearthed the "engraved bronze identification," focusing on the ritual activities of the aristocracy's life; the other category is to depict the land and water attacks on the picture, to Shan Biao town unearthed the "land and water attacks on the pattern of the identification of the" as a representative. Other Baihuatan copper pots, the Forbidden City, "feast and music copper pots" have pictures showing war scenes. In these paintings, there are land and water battles, firm wall defense, ladder attack on the ground and other episodes. There are also depictions of water and land battles in the formation, showing the details of the charge to kill the attack. Some of the soldiers are holding swords and halberds, and some of the soldiers are holding gorges and spears, etc., which are vividly depicted. These artistic techniques, to the Han painting stone carving, brick carving with great inspiration and influence.

Early Chinese paintings were painted on silk, as far back as the Warring States period more than 2,000 years ago, there were paintings on silk fabrics - silk paintings, which were preceded by primitive rock paintings and colored pottery paintings. The most famous one in the Spring and Autumn and Warring States period is the painting on silk of the Imperial Dragon. It was painted on silk fabric. It was not until the invention of paper in the first century that silk was gradually replaced by cheaper materials. During the Eastern Jin Dynasty, painting and calligraphy became the most popular arts in Chinese court circles, and most of those works were painted by noblemen and scholars. The tools of the trade were brushes made of animal hair and Chinese ink made of pine soot or animal glue. The works of famous calligraphers were highly valued throughout the history of China and were hung on the walls like paintings.

During the Two Han and Wei, Jin, and North and South Dynasties periods, the impact and fusion of the importation of foreign cultures with local cultures led to the formation of religious paintings, depictions of local historical figures, and a certain proportion of literary works, and the budding of landscape painting, flower and bird painting. During the Sui and Tang dynasties, social economy and culture were highly prosperous, and painting also showed a comprehensive prosperity. Landscape painting, flower and bird painting has developed and matured, religious painting reached its peak, and the tendency of secularization; figure painting to express the life of the aristocrats, and the emergence of characters with the characteristics of the times. The Five Dynasties and Song Dynasty further matured and became more prosperous, figure painting has been transferred to the depiction of secular life, religious painting gradually declined, landscape painting, flower and bird painting jumped to the mainstream of the painting world. The emergence of literati painting and its development in later times greatly enriched the creative concepts and methods of expression of Chinese painting. In the Yuan, Ming and Qing dynasties, ink landscape and birds and flowers were developed prominently, and literati painting and custom painting became the mainstream of Chinese painting.

During the Six Dynasties period, people began to appreciate the original beauty of painting, and would also write writings about painting. While expressing Confucianism, such as the rites of husband and wife, father and son, they also pursued the beauty of the image, and had a divine aura. For example, Gu Kaizhi's masterpieces "Women's History" and "Luoshen Fu", the beautiful bones of the clear image of the wind and the immortal, not to eat earthly fire.

In the Sui and Tang dynasties, the court figure painting greatly developed, from the painter Zhou P's works can be seen in its theme around the palace figures such as emperors, ladies and so on, whether it is "Mrs. Guo Guo tour of spring" or "hairpin ladies", are filled with gorgeous and grandiose atmosphere [1]. During the Southern Tang Dynasty, the beautifully realistic approach to figure painting reached its peak. During this period, Wu Daozi, known as the Sage of Painting, appeared and brought about a shift in the development of Chinese painting. Wu Daozi utilized a technique known as orchid ...... >>

Question 7: What is the ancient painting paper called Xuan paper