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texture of chinese, japanese and korean paintings.​

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Chinese

Chinese paintings have acquired different characteristics after many generations of development. In general, two methods of using the brush exist: Gong Bi (fine strokes), that is, drawing details with fine strokes and rich colors, and Yi Bi (rough strokes), drawing with rough strokes and light colors

Like calligraphy, traditional Chinese painting, or guohua (国画 /gwor-hwaa/), is done using a brush dipped in black ink or colored pigments, usually on paper or silk. The finished work can be mounted on scrolls and hung. Traditional painting has also been done on walls, porcelain and lacquer ware.

Japanese

These elegant Japanese art style is known as nihonga (Japanese painting), which are perhaps not widely known internationally, but were created by some of the best Japanese artists to date

Korean

The beauty of Korean art and the strength of its artists lay in simplicity, spontaneity, and a feeling of harmony with nature. The basic trend of Korean art through the ages has been naturalistic, a characteristic already evident as early as the Three Kingdoms period

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