The Expression of Chan “Emptiness Contemplation” in Hongren’s Landscape Painting
This paper focuses on the early Qing monk-painter Hongren 弘仁, systematically exploring the pathways through which the Chan Buddhist “emptiness contemplation” is manifested in his landscape paintings. As a representative monk-painter, Hongren produced works that profoundly embody the Chan contemplati...
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2026
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