China Daily (Hong Kong)

Art: Show reflects influence of Confuciani­sm and Taoism on paintings

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?? ?? is an art exhibition being held at Beijing’s Museum of the Confucius Temple and the Imperial Academy. It shows how artists today infuse elements of Confuciani­sm and Taoism into their works. The show, which displays some 100 figure paintings, landscapes and flower-and-bird works of Yuan Wu, Cao Wu and Xia Tiaxing, runs until Dec 13. Qin Dailun, the exhibition’s curator from the Chinese National Museum of Ethnology, says while Yuan has adopted a realistic approach to enrich the expressive­ness of traditiona­l figure painting,
is an art exhibition being held at Beijing’s Museum of the Confucius Temple and the Imperial Academy. It shows how artists today infuse elements of Confuciani­sm and Taoism into their works. The show, which displays some 100 figure paintings, landscapes and flower-and-bird works of Yuan Wu, Cao Wu and Xia Tiaxing, runs until Dec 13. Qin Dailun, the exhibition’s curator from the Chinese National Museum of Ethnology, says while Yuan has adopted a realistic approach to enrich the expressive­ness of traditiona­l figure painting,

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