Are there any paintings that look amazing from a distance, but don t feel that way when you get clos

Believe in your own eyes, a good painting looks powerful from afar, and there is a way to look closely. If you don't think it's good to look at an ancient painting up close, you should ask yourself whether you think the shape is inaccurate or you can't understand the shade changes. As for the modern ones, it doesn't matter if you look at it or not.

I'm also a layman, so let's throw bricks and lead the way. The most important feature of Chinese painting is the charm, a kind of beauty and charm contained in the whole picture. This kind of beauty may not be visible when looking at the details, or there is no certain beauty that can be known.

Of course, the details of Chinese painting also have the beauty of details. Such as brushwork, color use, etc., these may require a deeper understanding of Chinese painting to be appreciated.

This is Zhang Daqian's splashed ink landscape, there is indeed no detail, not fine enough, but you see the thick ink like clouds, the ocean is wanton, the mountains are more revealing a blue atmosphere, faintly revealing the roof between the peaks, if every tree, every flower, are so exquisite, meticulous, the corner of the house exposed, but mediocre.

Fuchun Mountain Residence Map" is such a large scene, and a large amount of white space on the water surface can also make people feel the water surface. The mountains and rivers in the distance, which are only lightly painted with ink, further highlight the theme of the mountains in front of them, and the virtual and the real are intertwined. Need more cumbersome details at this point?

No, everything is self-evident, and there is no painting to show more subtlety!

The speed of the pen will affect the effect of rendering on the rice paper, how to deal with the ink drops that are unintentionally dropped, how to draw the hair one by one with the wolf's hair, how to "leave blank", how to make the simple ink color reflect different levels, so as not to appear too dead, where to make a painting more in line with the ** proportion, and only when you look closer, can you see a lot of so, which is probably only seen by people who have studied painting. Therefore, for Chinese painting, I suggest that you study it on your own or with others, because when you get close again, it will be an unusual artistic conception.

The appreciation of Chinese painting art does have this phenomenon, looking at the soul from afar, amazing, and looking at it up close is very messy, but this should be seen from two aspects, some works are indeed not very good, the author's pen and ink skills are not enough, and the works can not be seen closely, but the really good works should be seen from afar, and the brush and ink are dripping from close, which is a good work.

People who don't understand only look good or not, similar or not, bright colors or not, people who understand look at the technique, look at the details, look at the level, look at the lines, see the light and shade, the things to understand are different, and the Chinese painting is not heavy on realism, there are some places where only the author himself looks comfortable, to put it bluntly, the Chinese painting is painted for himself, probably that's it, a little messy.

Because I don't understand, I can't see the change of dry and wet ink color inside, I can't see how powerful the pen lines are, and I can't see the irreproducible beauty of the ink infiltrating the paper. I can't see the artistic conception of the blank space in the picture. Due to the delicacy of the material, oil painting is easier to depict realistically, and it is easier for people to have an intuitive feeling.

It's easier for people to understand. Chinese painting is comparatively more subtle. Chinese culture is broad and profound, and the inheritance and development of Chinese painting in traditional culture really needs our further efforts.