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English: “Jiangfan Pavilion" exemplifies this shift towards landscapes taking precedence over architectural structures. Li Sixun’s use of 唐三彩, the three colors of Tang (green, yellow, and white), boats, and figures, in his jiehua cemented these as common features of jiehua. Moreover, the strategic placement of boats in the upper corners of the painting introduced a tangible sense of distance and depth previously unseen in earlier dynastic jiehua (Chen Yaqing 50). |
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| Source | National Palace Museum, Taipei |
| Author | 李思训) Li Sixun) |
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| current | 06:17, 8 December 2023 | | 277 × 512 (283 KB) | Alexbk123 | Uploaded a work by 李思训) Li Sixun) from National Palace Museum, Taipei with UploadWizard |
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