英文摘要 |
In a traditional society, “a temple” means not only a center of religious belief, but also an important location for community gathering, value transmission, civilization and education. The temple’s painter would be the best “make-up artist” whose painting works approach to civilian’s life the nearest. Other than craftsmanship of the color painting, the culture mythos revealed by the painting content is another aspect worthy of attention. Therefore, no matter how high the aesthetic value of temple painting is, no matter the painters are called as professional painters or limners, the temple paintings reflect more than a high or low aesthetic value. They reflect the real culture phenomenon on common civilian’s daily life. Through the years, the researches in on color painting art are mainly drawn to famous Min painters, instead of Hakka ones who’ve been ignored for years. This is because it’s commonly considered that color painting is only widespread in Min-nan area. Painters in Hakka area or Hakka painters are out of consideration as a result. In fact, no matter how fine the painting works of each temple are, all should be treated equally in terms of culture phenomenon. Moreover, Hakka painters’ fine works could not only be seen in every corner in Hakka villages and towns but also in lots of temples in Min-nan area. Their level is just the same as Min painters’. The education organization I’m employed by is located in Neipu, the core of Liu-Tui, where I observed several temples and found many different painting styles from that of the temples in Min area. It is found in field research that in addition to the social factors that have resulted in the change of color painting. Hakka painters’ careers are threatened as they have been replaced by Min painters. Besides, many characteristic temples have lost their original refinement and delicacy after repainted. To investigate into the factors which lead to such results, the discussion over the painters were carried out. This research “The Plights and Prospects of the Career Development for the Hakka Color Painters of Temples in Neipu, Pingtung” intends to take a closer look at the present working situation of the color painters and the difficulties they face. At the end of the study, suggestions over the future development of the color painters and its paintings are also brought up as reference for the development of local color paintings as well as color painters. |