The Unstrained – Inheriting and Exploring Song Muqi’s Paintings in the Southern Song Dynasty by Xia Jing Shan’s ‘White-robed Guan Yin’

2018-09-06 | Research Papers, Xia Jing Shan Studies

Wu Hui-Chun

Ph.D. Candidate and Adjunct Instructor, Department of Chinese Literature, Shih Hsin University

Xia Jing Shan became a Buddhist lay disciple under Dharma Master Nanting in 1950 and vowed to dedicate his body and mind to Buddhism by devoting to Buddhist teachings and following the Bodhisattva way of life. Buddhist portraits take up a big part of Xia Jing Shan’s...

Examining Xia Jing Shan’s Dictions of Solemn Deity Inscribed on Paintings and Discussion on Taiwanese Classical Poems Inscribed on Paintings

2018-09-06 | Research Papers, Xia Jing Shan Studies, 傳統儒釋道思想

Ko Bin-Yau

Ph.D. in Chinese Literature, National Central University

Xia Jing Shan is a traditional Chinese painting and calligraphy master in Taiwan. He specializes in paintings of Buddhist subject matters, and is well versed in the refined style of fine-brush with heavy color, creating delicate lines and unique lifelike images that...

A Study on Xia Jing Shan’s Buddhist Paintings

2018-09-06 | Research Papers, Xia Jing Shan Studies

Yang Chi-Hsia

Lector of Department of Visual Communication Design

At the age of 16, Master Xia Jing Shan learned from Mr. Guo Weiqu and other masters about flower, figure, lady, and landscape painting skills. He also traveled to famous museums around the world for further studies. He has committed to the creation of Buddhist...
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