Rubbing And Drawing Promote Each Other's Growth

Wu Changshuo's "rubbings" is a perfect combination of two kinds of art techniques.The ancient,thick and thick of the inkwell and the most vibrant of the most expressive flowers,the two of them together,and one of them.They complement each other and cannot be separated from each other.Among them,holomorphic extension,as a kind of gold and stone research,has gradually become an independent art form with the advancement of historical steps.At the same time,it is no longer just a means to inherit and play with Bronze objects facial features,but a powerful weapon for literati to create paintings.With the development of modern ink painting art,there is no lack of ink painting and rubbing creation by some artists,which indicates the bright future of the combination of the two techniques.The author will combine rubbings and paintings with practice activities to find my own rubbings and ink painting art.So far,the existing literature on Wu Changshuo's artifacts and ink painting combined with the art form,and the study of its artistic beauty is not sufficient.Most of the content is a review of the art of painting of Shanghai school painters.Wu Changshuo is only one part of it.Therefore,starting from the collected picture information,the author focuses on collating the relevant documents and materials,adopting the methods of comparison,quotation,analysis,and illustration,and carries on a systematic comparative study of Wu changshuo's"extension painting",which supports the author's understanding and views.This thesis is divided into four parts to study.The first chapter focuses on the ancient and modern evolution of extension in Wu Changshuo's "Extension Painting".The second chapter,emphatically combs Wu Changshuo's"Topographical Painting" in the Chinese painting expression form and style.The third chapter focuses on the inspiration and practical significance of wu changshuo's "rubbings" for contemporary ink painting creation.The fourth chapter,the author's creative experience to explain the creative significance of the combination of painting.