Chinese Art Influence

Influence of Religion on Chinese Art
The religion inflence and change historical events and history through out the world. Confuciansim and Buddhism were essential foundations of Chinese art. This is because the unique thoery of religions create the new innovation of Chinese art. Confuciansim and Buddhism were spread out to the all the Asian countries, and they have similar culture and affectiveness. However, the greatest art of the history is China because you are able to experience and see their Confuciansim and Buddhism arts directly from everywhere in China.
During the Qin and Han dynasties, Confucian and Daoist was very popular which enormous influence effect the diversity of styles and image of the matters. The grotesque style was contrast
to the natualism of Han dynasty of art, and offer the tradition of features of supernatural beings (Michael Sullivan, 68). For example, Line drawing of funerary banner showing design painted on silk and detail from the banner fully represent the idea and theme of the Confuciansim. Since Chinese firmly believe that brearing the soul of the dead aloft into the sky, depicting beings of the nether world, the world of men and the heavens, and each includes description of the deceased and a sacrificial scene (Michael Sullivan, 88).
Buddhist theme started to emerging during Late Han dynasty and the Three Kingdoms.
Many missionaries, travelers brought Buddhist sculptures in the luggages and wanderer who carried duplicate products of famous figures from India or Asia. These items had great effective with the Chinese architecture also, which were able to help to set up shrines building in the traditional Chinese style such as the temple became a palace with grarden and gallaries (Michael Sullivan, 113). These were venerated by most of the Chinese. They made a series of temple of Buddhism and enornous figures that were be a memorial of Buddhism. They carved the roakwall to make a huge image of Buddism. Moreover, the carving was more decorated and specific design in the caves. The most suprme example of Chinese buddhism art is sakyamuni and prahhutaratna because it represent the influence on sculpture of the seeping rhythms of the painter’s brush is very precise when the air of spiriturality is continuesly enhanced by the wonderful linear elegance (Michael Sullivan, 120). Buddist architecture, sculpture, and painting were all created by China and the experssion in linear rhythm and great synthesis produced the basis of all Buddhist scupture and painting in
China. Chinese arts are always represent and possessed their own beauty and strong meaning. Even their Buddhism was derived from India, their history and art have indigenous and special features. They enhance the religious of art within their own traditions and culture. This great advance influenced many Asian culture and especial Korea and Japen, have strong beliefs of Confuciansim and Buddhism because people more easy to attracted by showing from huge scruptures from China. Chinese art contains remarkable beauty and elegent to represent the history and their circumstances.