An analysis of the creation of the theme of the ladies in Tang Dynasty
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Ladies' drawings; Tang Dynasty; Chinese paintings.Abstract
The Tang Dynasty ladies are of great significance in the history of Chinese painting, and the development of figure painting in this era reached its peak, blending the roughness of the north and the delicacy of the south. Since the Tang Dynasty, it has been found that both men and women are fat as beauty, women are full of breasts and fat buttocks, and their outfits are even more daring. The aesthetics of the Tang Dynasty were different from those of previous dynasties, and it was no longer weak for beauty, but mainly for health. Throughout the Tang Dynasty. Regardless of the differences in age and craftsmanship of the women depicted, most of the women in the works have curved eyebrows and plump cheeks. They have moon-like faces, round waists, and bare clothes, and their personalities are bold and confident. Aesthetically speaking, the aesthetics of the Tang Dynasty are contrary to the slender waist and gentle beauty that people have been admiring in other dynasties before this, but the charm of this plump and bold beauty is not at all inferior to the weak and boneless morbid beauty that the traditional concept yearns for, but makes people feel the vigorous vitality and self-confidence more clearly. This transformation from "thin beauty" to "plump beauty" was also an essential part of the Tang Dynasty.
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