晚清畫僧虛谷人物畫研究; The Study of Xu Gu's Figure Painting

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Title:	晚清畫僧虛谷人物畫研究;The Study of Xu Gu's Figure Painting
Authors:	周逸儒;Chou,Yi-Ju
Contributors:	藝術學研究所
Keywords:	虛谷;人物畫;海上畫派;曾鯨;攝影術;任伯年;羅漢;Xu Gu;figure painting;Shanghai School Painting;Zeng Jing;Photography;Ren Bonian;Lohan
Date:	2014-01-20
Issue Date:	2014-04-02 15:54:44 (UTC+8)
Publisher:	國立中央大學
Abstract:	虛谷（1823-1896）是晚清海上畫派的著名畫家之一，山水、花鳥、人物畫兼長。不過今日的研究多集中於他的花鳥與動物畫，有關他的人物畫風格並無太多著墨。本文希望從僅有的文獻記載和題跋文字來了解虛谷的生平與交遊情形。此外，並以虛谷的人物畫作為討論主軸，從肖像和佛教人物畫兩個類別，來形塑虛谷的人物畫風格特色。虛谷的肖像畫作品存世甚少，都是為文人朋友和佛門禪師而作，唯有一件是為女性製作的肖像。綜觀這些作品，虛谷主要師法曾鯨波臣派的風格，或輔以照片來掌握像主面容特徵，以達到接近像主本人的結果。本文將透過與任伯年等畫家的比較，來了解虛谷肖像畫風格的特色。至於佛教人物畫方面，本文將討論虛谷僅存的兩件羅漢畫作品，這兩件作品都承襲了貫休羅漢畫的風格，虛谷均以杭州聖因寺的石刻拓本為範本進行創作。本文透過文獻的解讀與作品風格的分析，希望對於虛谷其人其藝有更全面的了解。; Xu Gu, one of the famous painters of the Shanghai School in the late Qing, was good at landscape painting, bird-and-flower painting and figure painting. However, most studies on Xu Gu focus on his bird-and-flower paintings and animal paintings, and very few on Xu Gu's figure paintings. Based on historical records and comments by contemporaries on his works of calligraphy and painting, this thesis will concentrate on his figure painting and provide new information on his life and personal circle. To specify the characteristics of his figure painting style, I will examine his “portrait” and “Buddhism” painting. Most of Xu Gu's portrait paintings were created for his literati friends and monks; only one was for a woman. Xu Gu adopted Zeng Jing's style. He may have used photographs as references in order to depict his friends' faces. This thesis will investigate the differences in portraiture between Xu Gu and other painters like Ren Bonian, and find out which school he followed. For his Buddhist figure paintings, I will discuss only two existing Lohan paintings. Both of them present the traditional iconography seen in Guan Xiu's Lohan, which had been carved in stone at Shengyin Temple in Hangzhou and then distributed through rubbings.
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