| The traditional Chinese landscape paintings leave lots of space for the illusionary implication, which reflects great influence of Buddhism on the ancient intellectuals. The illusionary beauty is portrayed by margin, misty clouds, fog, wind, frost, rains and snow etc, and the beauty also betrays the artist's thoughts to keep away from the real life difficulties and seek the quiet life in mountains and valleys. The writer will analyze the paintings of the similar style by make comparison, induction and summarization. Through the analysis, the writer will abstract the factors with the illusionary implication and make some meaningful exploration by seeking the deeper meaning of these factors. Basing on this discussion, the writer will point out more creation space for the traditional landscape painting. |
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