Research On Mural Painting And Its Art Features Of The Wei And Jin Tomb In Jiayuguan

Mural paintings in tomb chamber wall in Hexi region, Gansu province known asthe"underground art palace in big desert". The Wei and Jin tomb in Jiayuguandiscovered in 1972 to 1973 is an important discovery in human civilization, which isthe important basis for researching mural paintings in Wei and Jin dynasties. It hasimportant artistic value and cultural significance.Hexi region in Gansu province not only has unique natural landscape, but alsohas long and rich cultural heritage. This region also is the intersection of Eastern andWestern civilizations and the place for clash and integration between Han andminorities'civilization. So the murals of this period was the true reflection of socialreality, on the other hand, it also reveal the social outlook and reflects the image ofhistory. The mural paintings in Jiayuguan have unique composition, simple lines,special color mode with originality, realistic style with natural simplicity, smart artidea, simple features and other artistic features summarized in Chinese art history,which occupies an important position in Chinese art history and culture history.The formation of mural paintings in Jiayuguan has deep cultural origins andbackground. The inheritance of prehistoric Rock Art in Hexi region is the culturalorigins of mural pointing, painting style in Han dynasty provided creative imitationmodel for mural paintings, the integration of multi-cultural between different culturesin Hexi region influenced mural paintings deeply, the reformation of art in differentfields and aesthetic culture science Jianan dynasty had a profound impact in content tomural paintings.Research on mural painting and its art features which formed in the culturalenvironment of Hexi region can enrich the content and information for studying gravepaintings in Wei and Jin dynasties. It also has important theoretical value forresearching art style and social history culture in Wei and Jin dynasties, and isconducive to the inheritance of traditional art and excavation of deep culturalconnotation...