Weishan Han stone relief

Weishan Lake, the auspicious flying tiger decoration in Han Dynasty, is the area of Han culture, and Weishan Island is also the area where Zhang Liang, one of the "three outstanding heroes of early han dynasty", keeps the city. Most of the Han Dynasty stone reliefs in Weishan Island are carved with negative lines. The expression techniques of points and lines in China's traditional paintings are skillfully combined with stone carving art, and the shapes are generalized and exaggerated. The lines are simple and simple, and pockmarks and lines are used as decorations in the objects to make the picture rich in change and contrast. The auspicious flying tiger ornaments come from Weishan Island Township, Weishan County. The picture shows that the flying tiger opens its mouth and raises its tail, with a wing on its back, making a scissors-like shape; The shape is smart and vivid, and it has the beautiful meaning of "adding wings to a tiger", which is actually a fine stone relief in Han Dynasty.
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