Art and Artists of Twentieth Century China

The theme of this book is the rebirth of Chinese art in the twentieth century under the influence of Western art and culture, a confrontation between two traditions that has had momentous consequences for Chinese art. Biographical index and selected bibliography are provided.

Access level

Onsite

author

Michael SULLIVAN, 蘇立文

publisher

University of Callifornia Press (Berkeley, United States)

Location code

REFL.SUM

Language

English

Keywords

modernism, art history, tradition, Lingnan School, Modern Woodcut Movement, Guohua, Taiwan, China, Hong Kong

Publication/Creation date

1996

No of pages

354

ISBN / ISSN

0520075560

No of copies

Content type

monograph

Chapter headings

PART ONE: THE IMPACT OF THE WEST 1900-1937

Traditional Painting

The Call of the West

Centres of Modern Art

The Lingnan School

The New Art Movement

Leading Masters between the Wars

The Woodcut Movement

PART TWO: 1937-1949: WAR AND CIVIL WAR

The flight to the West

From Peace to Liberation

Cartoon and Caricature

PART THREE: 1949-1976: ART IN THE ERA OF MAO ZEDONG

Liberation

Art for Society

Art from the People: Peasants and Workers

The Cultural Revolution

PART FOUR: OTHER CURRENTS

Sculpture

Modern Graphics

Art in Taiwan

Art in Hong Kong and Southeast Asia

Expatriate Artists: World War II and After

PART FIVE: AFTER MAO: ART ENTERS A NEW ERA

Winter Gives Way to Spring

The 1980s: New Directions

Guohua Reborn Again

The New Wave

Tiananmen and Beyond

Art and Artists of Twentieth Century China

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