Simulated Landscape Paintings: Newly Unearthed Tomb Murals in Tang China

IF 0.4 1区艺术学 0 ART

ART BULLETIN Pub Date : 2021-10-02 DOI:10.1080/00043079.2021.1925010

W. Hung

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Abstract

Abstract By focusing on six recently discovered tomb murals dating from the eighth to early tenth centuries that simulate landscape paintings in content and format, I articulate a new methodological framework to investigate a series of unexplored issues in the early history of Chinese landscape painting. By simultaneously examining the murals’ pictorial and architectural contexts in the underground tombs and their connections with the “real” landscape paintings they imitate, I experiment with a more thorough integration of connoisseurship-based painting scholarship and archaeology-based studies of tomb art, which have largely been considered two separate fields in Chinese art history.

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模拟山水画:中国唐代新出土墓葬壁画

摘要通过关注最近发现的六幅8世纪至10世纪初的陵墓壁画，这些壁画在内容和形式上模拟了风景画，我阐明了一个新的方法论框架，以研究中国早期风景画史上一系列未探索的问题。通过同时考察地下陵墓中壁画的绘画和建筑背景，以及它们与它们所模仿的“真实”山水画的联系，我尝试将基于鉴赏的绘画学术和基于考古的陵墓艺术研究更彻底地结合起来，这在很大程度上被认为是中国艺术史上的两个独立领域。

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