Research on the Origin and Development of Duan Yan Shan Shui Inkstone Style

Yong Wu; Yan Chen

doi:10.54097/p8aq6x20

Authors

Yong Wu
Yan Chen

DOI:

https://doi.org/10.54097/p8aq6x20

Keywords:

Duan Yan, Shanshui Inkstone, Source and Flow, The Turn of the Times

Abstract

Duan inkstone is the first of the four famous inkstones in China, with high practical and artistic value. This article takes the landscape inkstone style in Duan Yan as the research object, analyzes the development characteristics of landscape inkstones in different historical periods, attempts to clarify the definition of landscape inkstones, and explores their development origins, technical inheritance, and internal cultural logic and connotation, in order to provide new perspectives and paradigms for the study of Duan Yan landscape inkstones.

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