「天才會死，天才的作品不朽」──薩爾瓦多‧達利 從達利的宗教觀、 紐約大都會美術館與奇爾西新畫廊區的發展、 到中華美學禪藝術的觀察， 生活，是藝術創造唯一可能出發點。 培育美感、提升美感、典藏美感 Your Greatness Is Measured By Your Horizons. 本書特色＊作者為台灣第一位藝術評論博士、台灣美術院院士、聖彼得藝術顧問與專案研究中心創辦人，其深入淺出的筆
本書特色★從西廂記繪畫開始，進入中國版畫、年畫、「西洋鏡」畫片世界★國內外公私典藏機構授權，上百幅彩色圖版見證明清以來中西藝術、文化交流序PREFACEThe Romance of the Western Chamber, Xixiangji, has the iconic status in China that Romeo and Juliet has in the West. Both plays center around star-crossed lovers and feature protective parents and secret meetings facilitated by wily maids. But the most striking similarity lies in the extent to which both works have captured―and held―the public imagination over several hundred years. However, if both plays have been performed, adapted, and reimagined countless times, The Romance of the Western Chamber parts ways with its Shakespearean descendant by having also become an established resident of the visual arts.All of the key scenes in this tense (but ultimately happy) 21-act play have made their way onto porcelain and lacquer, and into paintings, printed books, and single sheet prints. We will perhaps never completely understand why the love story between the young scholar Zhang Sheng and the beautiful Yingying,
