The Influence Of Han, Wei And Jin Dynasty’s Buddhism Creed On The Art Of Buddhist Painting

Buddhism was introduced to China in the Han Dynasty, experienced the Wei and Jin Dynasties. In this process, through interpretation and integration, formed its own characteristics and features of religion, reached its peak in the Tang Dynasty. Through a long running with a combination of traditional Chinese culture after the Buddhism entered into China, it made a huge impact for the Chinese traditional Confucianism thought and culture. In order to spread Buddhism through direct way, the Chinese Buddhist art can be rising and shining in the Northern and Southern Dynasties. The Chinese wise outstanding artists have created a lot of world-famous exquisite Buddhist art treasures, such as the Dunhuang Grottoes, the Longmen Grottoes, Yungang Grottoes. Throughout the long history of development, the beginning of Buddhist art in our courtry was mainly learning and imitation Indian Buddhist art. Then, the Buddhist art of China and India gradually integrated, until the Tang and Song dynasties eventually formed the Chinese Buddhist art system. Although the Buddhism widely disseminated, our country’s painting had also been a tremendous impacted, gradually emerged new themes and skills, and formed a new ideological connotations of Chinese traditional painting. Buddhist art contacted with Buddhism very closely. The Buddhist art’s forming, flourishing and fading were all closely related to the evolution of Buddhism.