western art began to influence chinese art around the 19th century.
western art began to influence chinese art around the 19th century.
around what time period did western art begin to influence chinese art?
the 19th century
as the techniques of color printing were perfected, illustrated manuals on the art of painting began to be published. "jieziyuan huazhuan" (manual of the mustard seed garden), a five-volume work first published in 1679, has been in use as a technical textbook for artists and students ever since.









































section::::history and development of chinese art.:late imperial china (1368–1911).:late qing art.









































nianhua were a form of colored woodblock prints in china, depicting images for decoration during the chinese new year. in the 19th century nianhua were used as news mediums.









































section::::history and development of chinese art.:late imperial china (1368–1911).:shanghai school.
chinese art
history of asian art









































the history of asian art or eastern art, includes a vast range of influences from various cultures and religions. developments in asian art historically parallel those in western art, in general a few centuries earlier. chinese art, indian art, korean art, japanese art, each had significant influence on western art, and, vice versa.









































near eastern art also had a significant influence on western art. excluding prehistoric art, the art of mesopotamia represents the oldest forms of asian art.









































section::::buddhist art.
history of asian art