2020
DOI: 10.1386/jcp_00011_1
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Whose hobbyhorse now?: A revised Foreword for Chinese Landscape Painting as Western Art History1

Abstract: This article constitutes a new Foreword for James Elkins’s Chinese Landscape Painting as Western Art History. Reflecting on this work a decade after it was first published, this Foreword seeks to position Elkins’s text with respect to current debates about appropriation, decolonization, race, whiteness, privilege and a problematic, colonialist, EuroAmerican notion of ‘the global’. Now the questions I asked ten years ago in response to Elkins’s text are more pressing than ever: how can the history of the art of… Show more

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“…As a product of human spiritual civilization, painting is an important way for people to express their emotions and convey their destiny. With the improvement of social civilization and the improvement of scientific and technological level, people's living habits have also undergone earth-shaking changes [10]. According to Maslow's Hierarchy of Needs theory, after human beings have gone through the basic stages of survival, they will begin to want to satisfy their spiritual longings, so culture and art were born.…”
Section: Art Paintingmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…As a product of human spiritual civilization, painting is an important way for people to express their emotions and convey their destiny. With the improvement of social civilization and the improvement of scientific and technological level, people's living habits have also undergone earth-shaking changes [10]. According to Maslow's Hierarchy of Needs theory, after human beings have gone through the basic stages of survival, they will begin to want to satisfy their spiritual longings, so culture and art were born.…”
Section: Art Paintingmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…The colors of traditional Chinese and Western paintings have their own origins, form their own systems, and their differences are huge, which fully reflects the differences in aesthetic concepts and expression methods of traditional Chinese and Western painting colors [2] [6]. Further in-depth analysis and research on the color characteristics and expression methods of traditional Chinese and Western paintings, deepen the understanding of different regions and different national painting forms, and therefore understand the complementarity of traditional Chinese and Western painting colors due to various differences, which will benefit us Reference and innovation in artistic practice [4] [5].…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…D Avia payed special attention to the integration of modernization, nationalism, and national construction embodied in the art of painting [5]. Purtle, J believed that Chinese landscape painting was a historical foreword to Western art [6]. Akdeniz, D believed that the formation and evolution of traditional dining venues were related to the art of painting [7].…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%