Shan shui (Chinese: 山 水; pinyin: shān shuǐ; lit. 'mountain-water'; pronounced [ʂán ʂwèɪ]) refers to a style of traditional Chinese painting that involves or depicts scenery or natural landscapes, using a brush and ink rather than more conventional paints. Mountains, rivers and waterfalls are common subjects of shan shui paintings.

Shan shui (Traditional Chinese: 山水畫) refers to a style of Chinese painting that involves the painting of scenery or natural landscapes with brush and ink. The name literally translates to "mountain-water-picture." Mountains, rivers, and often waterfalls are prominent in this art form.

2021年2月6日 · 朱祖国他的创作的山水画以心中的山水来描绘，以精到神韵创作并注重山水画之气势，作品大气磅礴、布置壮观！ 有时清丽莹洁有时含蓄虚豁自然。 朱祖国特别喜欢创作巨幅山水画，其是中国画坛山水画巨幅绘画大家，也是开创自成风格新派别的中国山水画之大家。 十、韩美林. 韩美林的“意象山水”没有具体、实在和切确的形象，没有传统的勾皴点染，没有古人也没有当今任何已知的熟悉的面孔，然而却感受到大山在阳光照耀下的炫目，背阴时的雄峻又冷峻、还有 …

2023年11月2日 · 山水画 (Shan Shui) is a style of traditional Chinese painting that depicts natural landscapes using brush and ink. The term literally means "mountain water" and reflects the Chinese aesthetic of harmony between humans and nature.

The term for landscape painting in East Asia translates as “mountains and water” (Chinese: shanshui; Korean: sansu; Japanese: sansui) —fitting for a genre that always features these two elements, often in the form of a grand mountain peak and a waterfall or rolling hills along a river.

painting is better known as shanshui (literally meaning mountain and water), the earliest reference to which can be traced back to the fourth century. This paper explores the perspective of ancient Chinese thoughts on nature and the emergence of shanshui as a painting tradition, and its close relationship to classical Chinese philosophy, especially

shanshui projects is a network of scholars and artists devoted to studying, practicing, and promulgating theoretical and practical knowledge concerning Shanshui 山水 (Mountain and Water, or Landscape) painting.

2020年1月15日 · Shanshui paintings are designed to be viewed from bottom to top as far as hanging scrolls (vertical compositions) are concerned, and from right to left as far as handscrolls (horizontal compositions) are concerned, revealing one scene at a time – as is the case with Huang Gongwang’s painting, which inspired Gu Xiaogang’s film.

jinbi shanshui, style of Chinese landscape painting during the Sui (581–618) and Tang (618–907) dynasties. In this style, a rich decorative effect was achieved by the application of two mineral colours, azurite blue and malachite green, together with gold, to a fine line drawing.

Shanshui, literally translating to 'mountain-water', refers to a traditional Chinese painting style that emphasizes the harmonious relationship between nature and humanity. This art form primarily features landscapes, including mountains, rivers, and trees, and embodies philosophical concepts from Daoism and Confucianism, reflecting a deep ...