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研究生: 劉偉嵐
Dimitrov, Vihren
論文名稱: 東西方繪畫藝術表現之比較(抽象表現主義、寫意與八大山人、威廉.杜庫寧的繪畫)
Expressionism East and West: Abstract Expressionism, Xie Yi and the Painting of Bada Shanren and Willem de Kooning
指導教授: 劉梅琴
Liu, Mei-Chin
學位類別: 碩士
Master
系所名稱: 文學院 - 藝術研究所
Institute of Art Studies
論文出版年: 2011
畢業學年度: 99
語文別: 英文
論文頁數: 191
中文關鍵詞: 杜庫寧八大山人抽象表現主義寫意
外文關鍵詞: Willem de Kooning, Bada Shanren, Abstract Expressionism, Xie yi
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  • 本論文的目的是探索美國抽象表現主義畫家威廉.杜庫寧,與十七、十八世紀中國畫家八大山人的作品、筆法、佈局等方面的相似性。雖然兩位畫家的文化和藝術傳統背景極為不同,但是在他們的作品中,顯露出令人吃驚的相似處。
    本文試著將威廉.杜庫寧的〈挖掘〉和〈女人一〉與八大山人的〈荷塘禽鳥圖卷〉來做比較。因此,分析兩人對於用筆、線條以及畫面佈局的態度和技巧,可以導致有趣的結果。在這個部份,我也會討論對這兩位有影響的畫派和畫家,包括他們不同的藝術理論以及背景,並且探討這兩位畫家,導致類似姿態繪畫方式的過程。在論文中我也試著探討杜庫寧的融合塊面與線條、行動畫風,並針對創作〈挖掘〉和〈女人一〉的動機,以及八大山人接近抽象的寫意和〈荷塘禽鳥圖卷〉的題材意義,與八大在此圖畫佈局選擇可能性的原因。最後,探索他們在繪畫風格的相似度的意義,與對中國繪畫和西方繪畫的重要性。
    希望本論文對於東西方繪畫藝術的研究,能夠有所助益。

    The aim of this work is to examine the reason for the striking similarities between some of the works of the American Abstract-Expressionist painter Willem De Kooning(威廉.杜庫寧)and the seventeenth century Chinese painter Bada Shanren(八大山人). The two artists come from backgrounds as different as one could imagine, yet some of their works, if viewed side by side, are strikingly similar in composition and manner of execution, though not in medium. My thesis focuses on a comparison between Willem de Kooning’s paintings Excavation and Woman I and Bada Shanren’s painting Lotus and Birds.
    The similarity between the gestural approaches of the two artists, in my opinion, warrants investigation. I will discuss the various influences as well as the general cultural and art-theoretical backgrounds of both painters’ work, and trace the processes that led to the arrival at such similar results via two completely different routes.
    I will discuss the various influences which resulted in Willem de Kooning’s painterly, gestural style, as well as the inspirations behind Excavation and Woman I in particular. I will also trace the path that led to Bada Shanren’s expressive, xie yi (寫意)style and the meaning behind the imagery in Lotus and Birds and the significance of the compositional and technique choices that he made.
    Finally I will discuss the significance of the similarity of the two painters’ styles and what this similarity means in the context of the history of the development of Chinese and Western painting.

    TABLE OF CONTENTS LIST OF PLATES ...........................................15 INTRODUCTION..............................................22 CHAPTER ONE—The Road to Expression and Abstract Expressionism.............................................32 PART I—The Origins of ‘Expressionist’ or Xie Yi [寫意] Tendencies in Chinese Painting............................34 A. Early Art Theory and Criticism in China................35 B. Literati Painting vs. Professional Painting............39 C. Obscurity and Exclusion................................47 PART II—Inroads into the Realm of Expressionism in the West......................................................50 A. Drawing and Cartoons...................................52 B. Colorism and Draftsmanship and the Influence of East Asian Art.................................................55 C. The Twentieth Century and the Move into the Realm of the Non-objective.............................................57 PART III—The Politics of Painting.........................59 A. Painting and Politics in China.........................61 B. Painting and Politics in the West......................73 CHAPTER TWO—A Discussion of The Particulars of the Mature Styles of Bada Shanren and Willem de Kooning and How They Were Received by Art Historians and Critics...............81 PART I—The Painting and Calligraphy of Bada Shanren and Its Reception by Contemporary Collectors and Critics..........82 A. The Particulars of Bada’s Style of Painting and Calligraphy...............................................84 B. What Bada’s Style Signified to Contemporary Connoisseurs and Collectors............................................86 C. Later Views of Bada Shanren’s Career and Style.........87 PART II—The Painting of Willem de Kooning and its reception by critics and collectors.................................91 A. The Painting Styles of de Kooning......................92 B. De Kooning’s Work and Other Painters, Collectors and Gallery owners............................................96 C. Late Paintings and the de Kooning Brand................98 CHAPTER THREE—An In-depth Discussion of de Kooning’s Woman I and Excavation, and of Bada’s Lotus and Birds 〈荷塘禽鳥圖卷〉.....................................................100 PART I—Excavation and Woman I............................101 A. An Excavation of the Past and Present.................101 B. Woman I—Idol and Allegory.............................103 C. Pure Abstraction Was Never the Aim....................104 PART II—Lotus and Birds..................................105 A. The Literati and Classical Traditions.................107 B. The Continuation of a Chan Painting Trend?............108 C. Transformations, Abstractions and Near Abstractions...109 D. The Inimitable, Expressive Brushstroke................110 PART III—Abstraction, Non-abstraction, Expressionism and Symbolism................................................110 A. Action Painting and Xie Yi - The Significance of Virtuosity...............................................111 B. Abstraction as Transformation.........................112 C. A Side by Side Comparison and Analysis of Excavation, Woman I and Lotus and Birds..............................113 1.Subject ...............................................113 2.Transformation.........................................114 3.Expressive Gesture.....................................119 CONCLUSION...............................................120 PLATES...................................................132 REFERENCES...............................................183

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    論文

    黃致為:中國山水中「點」的造形與表現,國立成功大學藝術研究所碩士論文,2003。

    Dissertations in English

    Shi, Mingfei, Poetry-Calligraphy-Painiting: The Aesthetics of Xing [興] in Zheng Xie[鄭燮] (1693-1765) and Zhu Da [朱耷](1626-1705), Doctoral Dissertation in the Department of Comparative Literature, Indiana University, 1996.

    Online Resources

    http://www.joetsang.net/art/wgz/wgz.html [accessed June 13, 2011]

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