Gong Bi
Gong Bi is a highly refined and detailed painting style that emphasizes the accurate depiction of objects. It is often associated with the imperial court, and its meticulous attention to detail reflects the values of the ruling class. Gong Bi paintings are characterized by their use of bright colors and intricate patterns.
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Overview and Quickfacts
Gong Bi is a traditional Chinese painting style that dates back to the Han Dynasty. The name Gong Bi means “meticulous” or “finely detailed”, and the style is characterized by its highly detailed and realistic depictions of subjects. Gong Bi paintings are often brightly colored and use a variety of techniques to create their detailed effects, such as using different brushstrokes for different textures and colors.
Can understand it also, as:
Chinese painting, brush painting
Categorize it as:
Impressionism, Modernism
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Detailed Description
Gong Bi is a traditional Chinese painting style that dates back to the Han Dynasty. The name Gong Bi means “meticulous” or “fine brush”, and refers to the highly detailed and precise brushwork that is characteristic of this style. Gong Bi paintings are often of natural subjects such as flowers, birds, and landscapes. The artists who created these paintings were highly skilled in the use of the brush, and their work was often highly prized by the Chinese aristocracy. Some of the most famous Gong Bi painters include Zhang Sengyao, who lived during the Tang Dynasty, and Xu Daoning, who lived during the Song Dynasty. Today, Gong Bi paintings are still highly prized by collectors and connoisseurs of Chinese art. If you are lucky enough to own one of these beautiful works of art, you can be sure that it will be treasured for many generations to come.
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1. Gong Bi is a form of Chinese painting that is characterized by its delicate and intricate brushwork. 2. It is often referred to as ÃÂÃÂcourtly paintingÃÂÃÂ due to its association with the Chinese imperial court. 3. Gong Bi painting first emerged during the Tang Dynasty (618-907). 4. The most famous Gong Bi painter from the Tang Dynasty is Yan Liben, who was also a court official. 5. Yan Liben is known for his painting ÃÂÃÂAn Imperial ProcessionÃÂÃÂ, which depicts a procession of court officials. 6. The Song Dynasty (960-1279) saw a decline in the popularity of Gong Bi painting. 7. However, the Yuan Dynasty (1271-1368) saw a revival of the style, with the most famous Gong Bi painter from this period being Zhao Mengfu. 8. Zhao MengfuÃÂÃÂs most famous painting is ÃÂÃÂGarden of the Palace of Eternal SpringÃÂÃÂ, which depicts a garden scene. 9. The Ming Dynasty (1368-1644) saw another decline in the popularity of Gong Bi painting. 10. However, the style experienced a revival during the Qing Dynasty (1644-1912). 11. The most famous Gong Bi painter from the Qing Dynasty is Xu Beihong, who is known for his painting ÃÂÃÂHorsesÃÂÃÂ. 12. Gong Bi painting is known for its use of bright and contrasting colors. 13. The brushwork is often very precise and detailed. 14. Gong Bi paintings often depict scenes from nature, such as landscapes, flowers, and birds. 15. They can also depict human figures, but these are often done in a stylized manner. 16. Gong Bi paintings are usually done on silk or paper. 17. The painting surface is often first coated with a layer of white powder, which helps the colors to stand out. 18. Gong Bi paintings are usually signed and dated by the artist. 19. They are often given as gifts or used as decoration in homes. 20. Gong Bi painting is considered to be one of the highest forms of Chinese art.
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Artists, Paintings, and more
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Artists (be aware, speculation possible):
1. Wang Ximeng (1096ÃÂÃÂ1169) 2. Zhao Mengfu (1254ÃÂÃÂ1322) 3. Xu Daoning (1285ÃÂÃÂ1348) 4. Ni Zan (1301ÃÂÃÂ1374) 5. Wen Zhengming (1470ÃÂÃÂ1559) 6. Tang Yin (1470ÃÂÃÂ1524) 7. Shen Zhou (1427ÃÂÃÂ1509) 8. Dong Qichang (1555ÃÂÃÂ1636) 9. Zhu Da (1626ÃÂÃÂ1705) 10. Wang Yuanqi (1642ÃÂÃÂ1715) 11. Gao Qipei (1660ÃÂÃÂ1734) 12. Jiang Tingxi (1669ÃÂÃÂ1732) 13. Shi Tao (1642ÃÂÃÂ1707) 14. Xu Yang (1712ÃÂÃÂ1756) 15. Qian Weicheng (1728ÃÂÃÂ1804)
Artworks (be aware, speculation possible)
1. “Walking in the Spring” by Xu Beihong (1947) 2. “Garden of Eden” by Xu Beihong (1950) 3. “The Red Mansion” by Xu Beihong (1953) 4. “The Orchid Pavilion” by Xu Beihong (1956) 5. “The Riverside Scene at the Qingming Festival” by Zhang Zeduan (12th century) 6. “Court Ladies Preparing Newly Woven Silk” by Tang Yin (1485) 7. “Ladies Preparing Silk” by Tang Yin (1485) 8. “Imperial Concubine Yang Yuhuan” by Zhou Fang (781) 9. “Walking on the Country Road” by Xu Wei (1587) 10. “Lantern Festival in the Western Garden” by Xu Wei (1587) 11. “Spring Dawn in the Han Palace” by Dong Yuan (937) 12. “Riverbank in Spring” by Dong Yuan (937) 13. “Fishermen on the River” by Shen Zhou (1427) 14. “Walking in the Mountain” by Shen Zhou (1427) 15. “Scholar in a Garden” by Shen Zhou (1427)
Epoch
The time period of the art style Gong Bi is from the Tang Dynasty to the present.
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