A Interventional Study of the Carving Art of the Hitching Post Head in Modern Sculpture

  • Qitong Yin West Yunnan University of Applied Sciences, School of Jewelry
Article ID: 2389
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Keywords: Hitching post, Folk art, On the north of Wei River Basin, Stone carving art, Modern sculpture, Sculpture

Abstract

Chinese folk art is the embodiment of folkways in China. With the further deepening of people’s ideology, the academic study of folk culture gradually gets away from the previous concept in recent decades, while folk culture has been included in the academic discussion and studied by scholars in depth. The hitching post art carving on the north of Wei River Basin is a representative of folk art. Through in-depth digging and organizing of a large number of documentary materials and historical relics, the hitching post head carving art has become one of the northern folk carving art forms that cannot be ignored in the history of ancient Chinese sculpture. From the study of the artistic expression form of the hitching post head, we see the charm of such folk art form, of which academic value does not only stay in the digging of cultural relics and history, but also has a profound influence on the modern folk carving art.

References

[1] Gao Minsheng, “On Hitching Post on the North of Wei River Basinâ€, Xi’an: Shaanxi People’s Art Publishing House, 2004 edition.

[2] Hitching Post Art Inspection Group, Department of Culture and Cultural Relics, Shaanxi: “Notes on the Inspection of Hitching Post Art on the North of Wei River Basin,†Art Research, No. 3, 1985.

[3] Lin Tongyan, “The Form of Hitching Post and the Textual Titleâ€, Xi’an: Shaanxi People’s Art Publishing House, 2004 edition.

[4] Zhang Tong, “Hitching Postâ€, Culture Monthly, No. 7, 1994.

[5] Zhu Xiaocui, A Study of the Historical and Cultural Connotations of the Formation and Development of the Hitching Post, Xi’an: Shaanxi Normal University Press, 2008 edition.

[6] Zhao Nong, Wang Xiao, Hitching Post on the North of Wei River Basin, Xi’an Jiaotong University Press, November 2015, p. 16.

Published
2021-11-07
How to Cite
Yin, Q. (2021). A Interventional Study of the Carving Art of the Hitching Post Head in Modern Sculpture. Learning & Education, 10(3), 54-57. https://doi.org/10.18282/l-e.v10i3.2389