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| East-Asian intellectual societies in the pre-modem age sustained a holistic system of poem-calligraphy-painting trinity until the coming of Western modernism. Therefore, it has been insisted that the principles of traditional landscape gardening were greatly influenced by those of landscape painting and related literature. This study examined those influences closely to discover the essence of traditional Asian landscape architecture through a comparative study between Chinese landscape painting theory and landscape gardening theory within the dual categories of 'contents(value and meaning)' and 'form(view and spatial structure)'. The most important theme of landscape painting theory in contents category was 'Chi and its Vitality(Ѩê¤ßæÔÑ)'. The matching theme in landscape design field was 'Feng-Shui(ù¦â©)' and 'Yi-Jin'g(ëòÌÑ)'. The most important theme of landscape painting theory in formal category was 'the Three Ru1es of Perspective(ß²êÀÛö)'. And the matching theme of landscape design theory was 'Yindi(ì×ò¢)' and 'Jie-Jing(ó¨ÌØ)'. The most important theme of landscape painting theory in formal category was 'the Three Rules of Perspective(ß²êÀÛö)'. And the matching theme of landscape design theory was 'Yindi(ì×ò¢)' and 'Jie-Jing(ó¨ÌØ)'. It was found that themes and various principles of both fields were closely inter-related and have much in common in their representation of contents and form. In the close relationship with main art genres like this, the landscape gardening could have been recognized as one of the genres of fine art. |
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Çѱ¹Á¶°æÇÐȸÁö / v.37, no.6, 2010³â, pp.85-95
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ISSN : 1225-1755
UCI : G100:I100-KOI(KISTI1.1003/JNL.JAKO201017337333733)
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