Technical characteristics of Soviet-style color painting

The background color of Soviet-style color paintings mostly adopts earth red (iron red), fragrant color, earth yellow or white as the keynote, with warm tones, flexible and vivid painting methods and a wide range of subjects. In the Ming Dynasty, the silk brocade industry in the south of the Yangtze River was developed, and most of the Suzhou paintings were based on various brocade patterns. By the Qing Dynasty, the content of Soviet-style colored paintings in the official renovation project became more and more abundant. Bo Gu artifacts, landscapes, flowers and birds, and people's stories abound, even mixed with western pavilions, among which the Soviet-style colored paintings in the promenade of the Summer Palace in Beijing are the most representative.