Study on the Realities of the Life of Boudoir Painters in the Background of Late Ming Feudalism
-- Taking Wen Bun as an Example
DOI:
https://doi.org/10.54097/hiaad.v4i3.16Keywords:
Late Ming Feudal Background, Boudoir Painters, Literati, Life RealityAbstract
The Late Ming Dynasty was a period of unprecedented development for women's painting in ancient times, which surpassed all previous generations of women painters in terms of the number of painters and the number of paintings, especially in terms of the language and form of paintings. women painters. As a representative of the late Ming boudoir painters, Wen Chuan's paintings superficially depict a picture of the "small world" of daily life, but hidden behind her "small world" is her conscious creative attitude and keen gender awareness in the context of the feudal society of the late Ming. However, behind her "small world" is her more conscious creative attitude and keen gender awareness in the context of the late Ming feudal society. In this paper, we focus on aesthetics, sociology, and art history from an interdisciplinary perspective to explore the real life and social status of Wen Hsiun in the context of the late Ming feudal society.
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