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| Title: Shirley's Art Work 1220 -Xieyi 714- Shirley's 518th Assignment & the 108th One in the 2nd Phase of CNAA- May 11, 2017 |
| Artist: Shirley Yiping Zhang |
| Size: 38cm x 38cm (14.96inches x 14.96inches) |
| Completed Time: May 11, 2017 |
Remarks:
This is my 714thChinese Xieyi Painting and my 1219th painting since 2003and My 517th assignment and 108th painting in the study of the second phase as a candidate for Master of Fine Arts of Chinese National Academy of Arts.
With the question why as if a pure Chinese ink painting has more charms more than a colored painting? I lied on the bed to read and stood by the wall to paint, because the ache on one of my legs made me tremble in case I sit on a normal chair and the ache on my low back made me difficult to stand up when I sit on a low chair for example a sofa... anyway, after finishing read the Mountain and Water Painting History in Tang Dynasty, I have also completed the little painting...
To be honest, I have gotten so much inspiration from the reading more than I paint itself, so that I felt a little bit shame for more than 10 professors from China Central Academy of Fine Arts and Chinese National Academy of Arts have taught us the Chinese Mountain and Water Painting/ Landscape Painting History since 2009, but today when I read a professional book, still there are so many new and fresh things in it ... Really, I should not just paid more attention to study the techniques, ignored the history and theory studying...
So, I would really like to catch the postpone for one year to make up missed lessons...
Also, I had a new idea, after I finish the Chinese Mountain and Water /Landscape History, I would read the History on Chinese Figure Painting and History on Chinese Flower and Bird Painting. Hehe.
How do you think of this painting? Do you enjoy it?
If you have any questions, comments or suggestions, welcome to write to shirley@ebridge.cn,you can also publish your opinions on Message Board . :-)
I do hope to hear your good advice or comments.
--Shirley Yiping Zhang
May 15, 2017(American Time)
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