Search Results for filial piety

... in the foreground of each panel with a group of paragons of filial piety, who purportedly lived before or during the Han dynasty (206 bc –220 ce ). 3 In terms of genre—specifically, the history of Chinese landscape painting—Michael Sullivan has also associated the water in the background (as well as other...

... of Filial Piety,78 one of Old Trees and one push each other with their horns, exerting considerable Winsome Pavilion on a Steep Cliff. [Ma] Yuan’s brush strength and energy. [The last painter of the Song dy- strength is for lofty elegance, [in] which [he] is beyond nasty] is Cui Que [11th c67 who...

... adapted it to serve a wide variety of ends. 87. Ibid., 55, 60. 88. Jiang, Shandong huaxiangshi , Commentary on illustrations, 5. 89. Wu Hung argues that constructing funerary monuments was a way of demonstrating filial piety in the public eye. Wu, Monumentality, 195 . 90...

...Unidentified artist, Paragons of Filial Piety , Japan, Edo period (1615–1868), late eighteenth century. Handscroll; ink and color on silk, overall 33.7 × 116.7 cm. Cincinnati Art Museum, 2017.69. Gift of Stuart and Philip Golder in honor of Sylvan & Faith Golder. ...

...- port of Lilly Endowment Inc. Fig. 17 118 — ,- Fig. 18 / Kano Motonobu. 24 Paragons of Filial Piety. Japan...

... of Painting in Barnhart, ed., Li Kung-lin’s Classic versity of Hawai‘i Press, 2007), 73. See also Jerome Silber- of Filial Piety (New York: Metropolitan Museum of Art, geld’s ‘‘Back to the Red Cliff’’ for the transmutation of the 1993), 18–19. Red Cliff theme...

... Things” ; and Y. Hsu, “Antiquities, Ritual Reform, and the Shaping of New Taste at Huizong's Court.” For an example of the use of clerical script by Northern Song literati, see Chu, “Calligraphy of Li Kung-lin in the Classic of Filial Piety,” 58–61 . 26. In his essay “On Rubbings,” Wu Hung...

... sutra in sixty rolls engraved on stone plates. That granted, the axis perpendicular to the present main axis appears to have been the original main axis of entrance. 80 Given the orientation of this axis, a very high area—the so-called Hyodae 孝臺 (Filial-Piety Terrace), located at the northwest...

... their economic independence and the social support of their own family because they had to move into their husband's household and function as part of his lineage. Confucian ideology emphasized the doctrine of the Three Bonds ( samgang 三綱) and Five Relationships ( oryun 五倫). The three bonds—(1) filial piety...

... patron and his friends in the sixteenth, and ourselves Fig. 25. Li Gonglin (ca. 1041-1106), Chapter 18 from Illustrations to the today—to share Tao's ruminations on worlds and states of Classic of Filial Piety. Handscroll; ink on silk; h. 21.9 cm, 1. 475.5 cm. being other than this one.The mountain...

... of Zhang Chang; see Ban Gu, Hanshu , juan 76, 3222 . 7. Shao Bo, Shaoshi wenjian houlu , juan 27, 2006. See also Barnhart, Li Kung-lin's Classic of Filial Piety , 47 ; and Harrist, Painting and Private Life in Eleventh-Century China , 13 . 8. 蓋謂天子升降俯仰, 眾人皆得見之, 非肅穆之容, 故必合扇以鄣焉...

... realized that a major point of the teachings of Buddhism corresponded with the Confucian precept of filial piety and the importance of moral rules govern...

... in postwar education, which emphasized self-sacrifice, filial piety, and loyalty to the nation-state. The so-called true Japanese spirit may be seen as a manifestation of the ethics of altruism with which Japanese youth were indoctrinated through compulsory education after the war. In 1963, for example...

.... The British Museum screens of the Battles of Ichinotani and Yashima also share these features. The bravery and loyalty of the Minamoto, their fraternal, parental, and filial piety, and their military excellence are contrasted with the Taira's lack thereof in the following episodes (listed in narrative order...

... of Huizong and Qianlong but in terms of their artistic collections and how they were organized. See Ebrey, Accumulating Culture , 341–54 . Works Cited Barnhart, Richard M. “ Li Kung-lin and the Art of Painting .” In Li Kung-lin's Classic of Filial Piety , edited by Richard M. Barnhart , 9...

... never have such an opportunity. To what purpose a girl would put her education was a question of heated debate in Luo's time. 83 Third, Qian's poem is easily read as a product of filial piety, and so Chen Shu cannot be faulted for vanity or self-promotion. By contrast, Luo's tihuashi must take care...

... of piety. Of course, Zhang of both caves also show signs of having been prepared to Yuanfei appears in a third location at the Shuiyu Si site— receive a square stone; in other words, both were designed at the burial cave she sponsored for her husband—and to be sealed, unlike most Buddhist caves, which...

... a different understanding of the Qing court's interest in ceramic wares, one that typically centers on Qianlong's intermittent poetic references to Shun 舜, a mythical culture hero whose virtuousness included filial piety, agricultural labor, and related technical inventions. 65 Such lyrical references...

... at expiating previous sins and getting rid of karmic obstructions. The palace coup between royal family members also brought out themes of Buddhist ideas of kingship, and the fraught relationship between Buddhism and Chinese filial piety. All these issues were perhaps deeply related to the tumultuous political...