The Painting Of Chen Hongshou Form And Artistic Characteristics

Chen hongshou expeienced a bumpy life , but he createdbrilliant artistic achievement.His artistic ability was various and hegot profound attainments in painting, calligraphy, print, verse, etc. Hisart covered the scenery, the character, flowers, print, etc. Especially,his flower and bird painting was great highlight of painting in the lateMing dynasty. Although adhering to the traditional song, it still hadinnovation spirit in his painting.The first part of this paper discusses the relationship between theteacher of Chen hongshou, painting idea and painting style, andshows the status of the painting of Chen hongshou and hisachievement. Among these, his unusual painting aesthetic conceptdetermines his unique painting style. The second part mainly explainsChen hongshou’s style of painting evolution, that is, " paintings intothree habitats ". In the process, we can see a vivid characteristicsthrough periods of his paintings, this feature is "humble". The thirdpart mainly analysis Chen hongshou’s unique charm and painting ofform. The material embodied the spirit taste of Chen hongshou and isthe prelude of works’ "humble" ;the painting’s neat implicitsindulgence,which is the key of "humble";Shape, adding the meaningof the subjective to objective image,is the basic requirements of"humble" ; the color, antique and elegant, is the "humble"’s necessary supplement; Composition, breaking the bondage of traditional style, isthe foundation of the work’s " humble".The fourth part mainlydiscusses Chen hongshou’s painting aesthetic through his paintingworks . His painting contains a deeper spiritual culture connotation.The humanistic spirit "roaming in art" makes his painting becomeuncommon, but into the "ancient" "elegant" "odd" state. The poetry_painting mutual enhancing and deformation decorative style aretypical characteristic of his painting. The fifth part discusses Chenhongshou’s painting style had a profound influence oncontemporary.We are devoted to studying him to direct our ownpainting practice.