Help: How to buy a brief history of Chinese art? Old and new are available for 80

A Brief History of Chinese Art.

A Brief History of Foreign Art.

The above two books are sold on the Confucius Old Books Network, a few dollars a copy, you can find the hole network at once, you can find these two books in the search bar, I look at the condition, ** are not bad, I recommend it to you, if you want to sell it in better condition, you can find it yourself!! Contact me if you need help.

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** There is it on the list.

If you want to be cheaper, you can also go to Confucius Confucius is the largest second-hand book market, and the test questions for the postgraduate entrance examination are generally only sold in the school where you are examined. Our school is in graduate school, so I don't know if the school you went to is the same.

Regarding contacting seniors, it is recommended that you go to the instructor to ask who has been admitted to which school in the past, and see if the teacher has any contact with the teacher of that school. Both the instructor and your teacher can help.

There is also an intranet. It's Renren.com. One of my classmates contacted a student from that school through Renren and asked him some questions about getting into their school.

Hope it helps.

But I'm not from Kaosu. I just replied. Because I also took the Chinese art history course. But I haven't bought it yet

The new layout and content are better, and if you are going to graduate school, you will come according to the requirements.

A: There is no difference, in fact, they are all brief histories, you can just pick one and read it. If you can participate in the short-term theoretical training held by the school, you are more likely to get a high score.

Don't just read one, don't lose it, even if you don't have enough time, you have to look at it, so that at least you can answer the question a little roughly, as for the high score, it depends on which book the question is more preferred.

There is no difference, I suggest that you go to the senior brothers and sisters who are going to the next level to take the postgraduate entrance examination to find materials, their things will be more suitable for coping with the exam, and ask more about the "tricks" to get a high score

A classic, if needed, add l.

Introduction to Fine Arts" Author: Wang Hongjian, Yuan Baolin, editor-in-chief; **Edited by the Art Theory Teaching and Research Department, Department of Art History, Academy of Fine Arts Pages: 613 Publisher: Beijing: Higher Education Press Published:

Introduction: This book explains the basic principles of art and the historical development of art.

The Neolithic period began around 10,000 to 7,500 BC. In the field of art, if the Paleolithic was an era of imitative art centered on painting and sculpture, then the Neolithic was an era of applied art centered on pottery and architecture.

Birthplace of pottery: in the Yellow River Basin, Yangshao Culture, Dawenkou Culture, Majiayao Culture, Longshan Culture, and Yangtze River Basin: Hemudu Culture, Liangzhu Culture.

Red Hill Culture in the Northern Region.

The first phase of the Xianren Cave culture in the Fujian and Taiwan regions of South China, Shixia culture, etc.

In addition to pottery and architecture.

There are also decorative patterns of faience.

Ground paintings, murals, petroglyphs.

Jade carving, jade cong, etc.

Don't choose fine arts, it's useless at all, and there are a lot of exam courses. Chinese. Modern History, History of Fine Arts.

History of Foreign Art, Colorology. Composition, Psychology. Middle School Art Curriculum Standards.

Educational Technology & Competency, Anatomy Studies. Theory of Fine Arts, Introduction to Art, Art Criticism and Writing, Middle School Art Curriculum Design, Chinese Folk Art, Ma Yuan. English.

World Economy, Pedagogy, Maoist. Meditation. There are a lot of them, I am a professional.

All of the above are exams to be taken every semester. At least 5 courses per semester. It's not easy to memorize, and it's useless to learn it in the end.

The classroom qualification certificate has to be tested by yourself, and the essence is the same as other majors, all of which are to get a certificate to work, and it is really useless to learn so much,。。

Answer: 1. A Brief History of Chinese Art (Revised Edition) ** Xue Yongnian, Department of Art History, Academy of Fine Arts, China Youth Publishing House, 2002-5

2. A Brief History of Foreign Art, edited by the Teaching and Research Department of Foreign Arts, China Youth Publishing House, 2007-3

3. "Ten Discussions on Art History", Wu Hung Life, Reading, New Knowledge, Joint Bookstore, 2008-6 (the book provides the perspective and depth of questions about art history).

Another: If you have enough time, you can also have a choice to take a look at Gao Juhan's "Farewell to the Riverbank", "Mountains Across the River", "Mountains Beyond the Mountain", etc. 4. "Introduction to Fine Arts", Wang Hongjian Higher Education Press, 1994-7 (From the time point of view, you can read the book, this book is a bit old. You can also refer to the following book.

5. Introduction to Fine Arts, Deng Fuxing, Shanghai People's Fine Arts Publishing House, 2009-1

1.A Brief History of Chinese Art, edited by the Department of Foreign Art History, Department of Art History, School of Humanities, Academy of Fine Arts, China Youth Publishing House.

2.A Brief History of Foreign Art, edited by the Department of Foreign Art History, Department of Art History, School of Humanities, Academy of Fine Arts, China Youth Publishing House.

3.Introduction to Fine Arts, edited by Wang Hongjian and Yuan Baolin, edited by the Department of Foreign Art History, Department of Art History, School of Humanities, Academy of Fine Arts, Higher Education Press.

If you don't understand something, you can ask or add Q.

The postgraduate entrance examination depends on what kind of tutor and what direction, the Chinese one should read "Chinese Art History", and the foreign one should read "Western Art History", and CAFA itself produced it, and then it is recommended to go to some postgraduate examination institutions to get some materials, which is very useful. Then you must choose a good mentor.

Check it out on their school's homepage.