Collection Studies - 2019 Taoyuan Museum of Fine Arts Special Issue on Ink Wash Collection Research

Regarding its ink wash collection, the Taoyuan Museum of Fine Arts invited four expert scholars to conduct specialized research across different periods: Director Sheng Kai from the Department of Taiwanese Languages and Communication at National United University, Assistant Professor Chiu Lin-ting from the Department of History at Soochow University, Assistant Professor Cheng Sheng-hua from the Department of Fine Arts at Tainan University of Technology, and Professor Lai Ming-chu, Executive Board Member of the Association for the Study of Taiwanese Art History. Director Sheng Kai compares the developmental paths of ink painters born in the 1920s and 1930s, discussing the significance of each generation and the stylistic characteristics of individual artists. Teacher Chiu Lin-ting analyzes the development of Taiwanese art in the mid-20th century through the museum's ink wash collection, reflecting the artistic tastes of different eras in Taiwan's art history. Teacher Cheng Sheng-hua discusses the positioning of post-war Taiwanese ink painting, providing cultural anchorage for the museum's collection. Teacher Lai Ming-chu, focusing on the period around 1960, explores the abstract ink painting development of local Taoyuan ink painter Cai Shui-ching. This volume includes the four essays above and the "Taoyuan Museum of Fine Arts 2019 Ink Wash Collection Catalog." ISBN:9789865411671 Dimensions: 21.3 x 30.2 x 2.2 cm Binding: Paperback Pages: 300 Language: Chinese Level: None