On March 7,2025,Reachings:Watercolor Exhibition opened at China Cultural Center in Stockholm,bringing together more than 120 Swedish artists and art enthusiasts for a grand artistic feast that transcends time and space.
The history of watercolor painting spans over three centuries,and the study of watercolor creations focusing on female themes have been a hot topic in the subfield of art studies.Watercolor originated in the Age of Ex...The history of watercolor painting spans over three centuries,and the study of watercolor creations focusing on female themes have been a hot topic in the subfield of art studies.Watercolor originated in the Age of Exploration,initially serving as a practical tool for natural history,and later evolving into an art form for the aristocracy.In the 20th century,creations featuring female themes flourished and reached their peak.Compared to early works portraying female theses in mythology and religion,these paintings exhibit significant differences in expression,color,and texture,reflecting the gradual rise of women’s status and the artists’reflections on modern society.This article delves into the development,emotional expression,creation,and inspiration of watercolor paintings with female themes.By analyzing representative works,we explore the artists’portrayal of women and the reflection of women’s living conditions,social status,and ideological consciousness in contemporary society.This article also examines the profound influence and artistic value of these works on contemporary female-themed paintings from the perspective of art studies.展开更多
Watercolor painting is a western painting method,which is concerned with the relationships of light and shadow as well as brightness and darkness.Chinese painting includes brush painting and ink painting;there is a sp...Watercolor painting is a western painting method,which is concerned with the relationships of light and shadow as well as brightness and darkness.Chinese painting includes brush painting and ink painting;there is a special painting method that is known as“boneless painting.”This technique involves painting directly with color without outlining,and it is between brush painting and freehand brushwork.Both,boneless painting and watercolor painting are rich in color expression,and their techniques have many similarities in expressing the relationship between man and nature as well as the inner feelings of the painter.Watercolor painting was introduced to China from the West at the end of the 19th century,and it soon became a popular type of painting.The technique of brush painting in boneless painting has a history of several thousand years,from the Warring States period to the Song Dynasty.It pursues the shape of modeling and focuses on realism.Boneless painting,on the other hand,is mainly concerned with flowers and birds,between brush painting and painting with a sense of style,without outlining,directly painting flowers and leaves with colors or ink.They are both painted with brushes on paper,and they use water as a medium to mix pigments.The wet and dry intensity of watercolor painting as well as the interplay of ink and colors in Chinese painting have both developed their own unique charms.The two different types of painting represent the cultural epitomes of two different nationalities.In contemporary times,the techniques of watercolor painting and Chinese painting can be learned from each other.This paper explores the different connotations and expressions of boneless painting and watercolor painting through the combing of watercolor and Chinese painting techniques.展开更多
We present algorithms that allow for reat-time rendering of 3D-scenes with a watercolor painting appearance,Our approach provides an appropriate simplification of the visual complexity,initates characteristic natural ...We present algorithms that allow for reat-time rendering of 3D-scenes with a watercolor painting appearance,Our approach provides an appropriate simplification of the visual complexity,initates characteristic natural effects of watercolor,and provides two essential painting techniques,the wet-on-wet and the wet-on-dry painting.We concentrate on efficient algorithms based on image space processing rather than on an exact simulation.This allows for the real-time rendering of 3D-scenes.During an animation a high frame-to-frame coherence can be achieved due to a stable segmentation scheme.Finally,we seamlessly integrate a smooth illumination into the watercolor renderings nsing information from the 3D-scenc.展开更多
Chen Guizhi was born in Yilan County, Heilongjiang Province in 1939. In 1956, she studied at the middle school affiliated with the Lu Xun Fine Arts Institute in Shandong Province, then continued her study in the Arts ...Chen Guizhi was born in Yilan County, Heilongjiang Province in 1939. In 1956, she studied at the middle school affiliated with the Lu Xun Fine Arts Institute in Shandong Province, then continued her study in the Arts and Crafts Department at the institute. Now, she is an assis-展开更多
文摘On March 7,2025,Reachings:Watercolor Exhibition opened at China Cultural Center in Stockholm,bringing together more than 120 Swedish artists and art enthusiasts for a grand artistic feast that transcends time and space.
文摘The history of watercolor painting spans over three centuries,and the study of watercolor creations focusing on female themes have been a hot topic in the subfield of art studies.Watercolor originated in the Age of Exploration,initially serving as a practical tool for natural history,and later evolving into an art form for the aristocracy.In the 20th century,creations featuring female themes flourished and reached their peak.Compared to early works portraying female theses in mythology and religion,these paintings exhibit significant differences in expression,color,and texture,reflecting the gradual rise of women’s status and the artists’reflections on modern society.This article delves into the development,emotional expression,creation,and inspiration of watercolor paintings with female themes.By analyzing representative works,we explore the artists’portrayal of women and the reflection of women’s living conditions,social status,and ideological consciousness in contemporary society.This article also examines the profound influence and artistic value of these works on contemporary female-themed paintings from the perspective of art studies.
文摘Watercolor painting is a western painting method,which is concerned with the relationships of light and shadow as well as brightness and darkness.Chinese painting includes brush painting and ink painting;there is a special painting method that is known as“boneless painting.”This technique involves painting directly with color without outlining,and it is between brush painting and freehand brushwork.Both,boneless painting and watercolor painting are rich in color expression,and their techniques have many similarities in expressing the relationship between man and nature as well as the inner feelings of the painter.Watercolor painting was introduced to China from the West at the end of the 19th century,and it soon became a popular type of painting.The technique of brush painting in boneless painting has a history of several thousand years,from the Warring States period to the Song Dynasty.It pursues the shape of modeling and focuses on realism.Boneless painting,on the other hand,is mainly concerned with flowers and birds,between brush painting and painting with a sense of style,without outlining,directly painting flowers and leaves with colors or ink.They are both painted with brushes on paper,and they use water as a medium to mix pigments.The wet and dry intensity of watercolor painting as well as the interplay of ink and colors in Chinese painting have both developed their own unique charms.The two different types of painting represent the cultural epitomes of two different nationalities.In contemporary times,the techniques of watercolor painting and Chinese painting can be learned from each other.This paper explores the different connotations and expressions of boneless painting and watercolor painting through the combing of watercolor and Chinese painting techniques.
文摘We present algorithms that allow for reat-time rendering of 3D-scenes with a watercolor painting appearance,Our approach provides an appropriate simplification of the visual complexity,initates characteristic natural effects of watercolor,and provides two essential painting techniques,the wet-on-wet and the wet-on-dry painting.We concentrate on efficient algorithms based on image space processing rather than on an exact simulation.This allows for the real-time rendering of 3D-scenes.During an animation a high frame-to-frame coherence can be achieved due to a stable segmentation scheme.Finally,we seamlessly integrate a smooth illumination into the watercolor renderings nsing information from the 3D-scenc.
文摘Chen Guizhi was born in Yilan County, Heilongjiang Province in 1939. In 1956, she studied at the middle school affiliated with the Lu Xun Fine Arts Institute in Shandong Province, then continued her study in the Arts and Crafts Department at the institute. Now, she is an assis-
