英文摘要 |
This study starts with an inscription by Huang Gongwang on Cao Zhibo’s “Clearing After Snow over Mountains” that reads, “The brush manner is archaic and plain, revealing traces of Mojie (Wang Wei),” in an attempt to analyze the background of Huang’s praise of Cao’s style. The study first explains Huang Gongwang’s concepts as actually differing from the revivalist practices of Zhao Mengfu at the time, and then goes on to examine Huang’s grasp of Wang Wei’s style by contrasting Huang Gongwang and Zhao Mengfu’s different approaches to the Wang Wei model. This is followed by combing through the appearance of ancient styles that Huang Gongwang had access to via the art collections he viewed. Finally, by considering Huang Gongwang’s relationship with fellow Taoists and Huang’s own paintings of snowy landscapes, this study attempts to show the development of this subject as being part of the Taoist culture in Jiangnan during the Yuan dynasty, thereby proposing an important influence other than that of Zhao Mengfu in the development of Chinese painting. |