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【】id thepoetseledelierialandhoithhiso agloicvitalityieiqueofese poetryandesepaintingreallyohatesepoetsarepainters, andpainters,poets thestrikingthingaboutaginationanditskinshipin teiqueostevidentinthehandlingofperspective.herethe analogybetostplete.letusbeginh perspective.thathelinesoflipo701762 abovethensfacearisethehills; besidethehorsesheadergetheclouds, antravellingonhorsebaa highuntainpaththeeanifirstsight,willbe found,ontsuseoftheigination,togiveusapictureasapainterwould paintitonhiseobjethe fround”thensface55and”thehorseshead”tosetoffthedistantview. entirelyapartfrohepoetiountains,one realizesthattheserybythepoetasifitingona flatsurface.thereaderhensee,asheactuallyseesinpaintingsorsnapshots, thathilltopsseeorisefrohensfaewherein thedistanalinebrokenbythehorseshead.thisclearlypossibleif thepoetonhorsebadthecloudslyingonalohe distanaginehielfonhorsebaahigh untainpathahesaperspectiveasthepoetdid. inthishroughthistrickofperspective,thesepenpicturesgainabold reliefiossibleethods.itotbesaidthattheesepoetswere nsciousofthetheoryofthisteique,buthadinanycasefoueique itself.hundredsofexalesghtbecited.hthisteiqueofperspective,wang estdescriptivepoet,said: iainsanightofrain, andabovethetreesahundredsprings. ofurse,itrequiresalittleefforttoigine”springsoops”he exactheinal;butexaausesutiveissorareand onlybefoundountainges,f,afterthepreviousnightsrainfall, aseriesofetreesinthe fround,thereadergainsaclearperspectiveotherpossible.ashthe forrexalefroipo,theartliesintheseleofainthefround tosetitoffagainsttheobjethedistanlouds,ades,hilltopsandthe lkyhenpaintiogetheronafiatsurface.thusliuyuhsi772842 e: foranautuse:severaldotsofhillsoverthewall. thepictureteiquehereisperfect:thehilltopsappearingasseveral”dots”overthe thehills.inthissense,an uandliliatic works:
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