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Read Replies (1) | Respond to am going to make time to attend art basel at the convention centre w/ erita now 10.5, and try to explain to her what i know very little about, even as erita's latest was complicated in creation, involving pre-crumpled rice paper smoothed out, simple colours, varied shades, and a hair dryer to simulate wind drying but faster sort of per asia-art.net "... Landscape painting had already established itself as an independent form of expression by the 4th century. Then gradually developed into the two separate styles of “blue-and-green landscapes” and “ink-and-wash landscape”. The blue-and-green landscape used bright blue, green and red pigments derived from minerals to create a richly decorative style. The ink-and wash landscape relied on vivid brushwork and varying degrees of intensity of ink to express the artist's conception of nature, and his own emotions and individuality. ..."
