A Comparative Study Of Chinese Landscape Painting And Chinese Classical Gardens Of The Aesthetics Of Form

Chinese landscape painting and Chinese classical gardens construction as part oftraditional culture, with the landscape as the creative theme, and the theme is derivedfrom the traditional literati of human nature performance. Therefore, in the long historyof development, Chinese landscape painting and Chinese classical gardens of the artisticforms of expression of mutual infiltration, mutual influence, and in the creation of a lotof commonness and individuality. This article is from this point of view, explore theChinese landscape painting and Chinese classical gardens between the mystery, we hopeto help the Chinese modern landscape art.The main content of this thesis is divided into three parts, one is based on themodern art of Chinese landscape painting and Chinese classical gardens creativephilosophy language identity,(including natural imitation creation thought, yin andYang symmetrical religious aesthetics and feelings viewing theme); two is the study ofthe Chinese landscape painting and Chinese Classical Gardens composition Art(including " images beyond image " of artistic conception, primary and secondarycomposition layout, and appropriate spatial hierarchy and the false and true compositiontechnique); three is the study of the Chinese landscape painting and Chinese classicalgardens artistic similarities and differences (including water, rocks, plants, buildings,and expounds the comparison) Chinese landscape painting in the Chinese classicalgarden art application.This research mainly uses the literature method, comprehensive analysis method,in reading a lot of documents at the same time, using individual interviews, conductedresearch, enables the investigation of real, vivid, rich, and improve the results of a studyof the reliability and validity, and to the adoption of the knowledge points and materialto conduct a comprehensive analysis, horizontal and vertical analysis of the Chineselandscape painting and Chinese classical gardens form aesthetic similarities anddifferences, in order to provide a theory basis for the design of modern landscape art.