A Study On The Style Of Ding Yunpeng’s Figure Painting

Ding Yunpeng is a famous Taoist painter in the late Ming Dynasty.In his continuous study and exploration,he formed his own "simple" and "weird" style of painting,and changed the style of the figure painting of the Tang and Song dynasties.Ding Yunpeng’s artistic contribution to the history of Chinese painting is not only a Taoist figure painting,but also in the late Ming Dynasty,he also participated in and created the print of the Huizhou printmaking,which has raised the art level of the engraving of Huizhou and became one of the outstanding figure painters of the late Ming Dynasty.This article focuses on the formation and evolution of Ding Yunpeng’s figure painting style.The first part mainly discusses the formation and evolution of Ding Yunpeng’s figure painting style.The changes of painting techniques in different periods are compared,including the change of lines between "imitating" and"innovation" and the change of "weird" characters.The second part mainly analyzes the reasons for the formation and evolution of Ding Yunpeng’s figure painting.The social factors that influence the development and evolution of the Ming Dynasty painting,and the influence of culture and ideology in the Ming Dynasty Confucianism,Buddhism and Taoism,Ding Yunpeng’s life experience and his own reasons are the influence of personal belief and teacher’s relationship of friendship;the third part describes the main artistic contribution of Ding Yun Peng through two aspects,one is Ding Yunpeng’s inheritance and innovation of Taoist painting,two is his contribution to the art of Huizhou engraving;the fourth part discusses Ding Yun The influence of Peng’s figure painting style on later generation learners and the realistic significance of the art of figure painting.Through the study and study of Ding Yunpeng’s figure painting style,we can see that the real artist lies in innovation and learning in the past.We should learn and inherit traditional art,and at the same time,artistic creation should follow the change of times.That’s the truth of artistic innovation.