英文摘要 |
Qing literati left portraits and versions of all kinds, and one of them features literati accompanied by beauties, which was pretty attention-grabbing and was called paintings of”Lung Yu Duo Li”. Overall, painting of ”Lung Yu Duo Li” and its inscription may be seen as a large version, with the content concerning not merely materials or erotic desires. In specific, feelings which literati from the paintings shown towards beauties may be explicitly sensual or subtly esoteric, and sometimes may also be marked by remorse arising from religious repentance. On the other hand, what do viewers see and provoke what imagination from these portraits? What perspectives of those “sentiments” with different purports crouch in literati's mind? How is the defense or confirm between vision and visualization? How does a visible painting present its invisible sentiment? What's the link that “sentiment” implies within? How do the inscriptions connect paintings and the long-standing Chinese tradition? By citing a term ”deduction”, this article collects a large number of Qing paintings of ”Lung Yu Duo Li” along with their inscriptions, and meanwhile interprets and elaborates those lyrical inference of literati portraits. In doing so, this article inevitably unveiled the ambivalence between lyrical inference and tradition, also expounded the developing purport in modern culture. |