On the “Coexistence of China and the West” Path in Art in the Backdrop of“Spreading Western Learning to the East”in the Beginning of the 20th Century:On the Transformation of Wang Yachen's Idea on Art

WU Hongbin

Journal of Renmin University of China ›› 2024, Vol. 38 ›› Issue (2) : 150-161.

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Journal of Renmin University of China ›› 2024, Vol. 38 ›› Issue (2) : 150-161.

On the “Coexistence of China and the West” Path in Art in the Backdrop of“Spreading Western Learning to the East”in the Beginning of the 20th Century:On the Transformation of Wang Yachen's Idea on Art

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In the context of spreading western learning to the east in the early 20th century, the“modification theory”and“fusion theory”in art were two mainstream trends, while the“coexistence theory”has not been sufficiently recognizedWang Yachen, an artist and theorist of the time, was uniqueAfter successively advocating modification theory and fusion theory, he embraced the coexistence theory, a third path of his own makingThis third path has not attracted full scholarly attention in the study on the development of Chinese art in the early 20th centuryMost scholars regard Wang as a member promoting the fusion theory, while his advocacy of the coexistence of China and the west has not been sufficiently understoodThis article explores the original meaning of the coexistence theory through an analysis of the transformation of Wangs artistic experience and theory.

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Spread western learning to the east / Coexistence of China and the west / Wang Yachen / Painting / Art theory

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WU Hongbin. On the “Coexistence of China and the West” Path in Art in the Backdrop of“Spreading Western Learning to the East”in the Beginning of the 20th Century:On the Transformation of Wang Yachen's Idea on Art[J]. Journal of Renmin University of China, 2024, 38(2): 150-161
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