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    【】valentsuperstitionof    geoofpantheispelsregardforthe    surroundingla,h    itsbestprodutheprivatehoandgarden.itsspiritdoesnot,likethegothic    spires,aspiretoheaven,butbroodsovertheearthandisedhitslot.while    gothiity,esetelesandpalacessuggest    thespiritofserenity.    unbelievableasitsee,theinfluenalligraphyesineveninese    arture.thisinfluenceisseeninthebolduseofskeletonstructures,likepillars    androofs,iredht,deadlines,notablyintheevolutionofthesagging    roof,andinthegeneralsenseofforndproportionandgradseverityof    telesandpalaces.    theproblefrevealingornilartothe    problef”toupainting.justasinesepaintiliningstrokes,    insteadrelytoindicatethentourofshapesofthings,acquireabold    freedoftheiroecturethepillarsinersand    beainroofs,insteadofbeinghiddeninsha,arefranklyglorifiedandbee    iortasingivingstrutothebuildings.inesebuildingsthe    eous.we    silyliketoseethesestructurallines,asindigthebasicpatteofthebuilding,    asihesofoutlineinpaintingeworkisusuallyrevealed    inhousesareleftvisiblebothinsideandoutsidethe    house.    thisarisesfroheprincipleof    ”fraongthevariousstrokesofater,weusually    etisanenvelopingsquare,his    regardedasgivingsupporttotherest,andthisstrokeustkepowerfullyand    kelonger,reobviousthahers.havingobtainedsupportinthisin    stroke,theotherstrokesit.    eveninthedesignofagroupofbuildings,thereisaprincipleofaxis>asthereisan    axisinsteseterstheyplanningofpeiping,oldpeking,one    ofthestbeautifulcitiesoftheoaninvisibleaxisof    severallesrunningnorthandsouthfroheouterstfrontgate,rightacrossthe    eerorsthrohealhilltohis    axisisiddle”org,andinother    ters,likegheftp    perhapsreiortantthantheprincipleofastraightaxisistheuseofcurves,wavy    lines,ularrhythestontrastostclearly    seeninthepleorpalaansionis    based,initsessence,uponthebinationorntrastofthestraightverticallinesof    thepillarsandthecurvedliheroof.theroofitselfntainsantrastbetween    thestraightliheridgeandthesagginglinebelooourtrainingin    calligraphyinainline,ay    behorizontal,verticalorslanting,ustntrastithcurvedorsoftbrokenlines    aroundit.theridgeoftheroofisfurtherrebrokenbyonlyafeive    tives.onlybythentrastoftheselinesarethestraightlihepillarsandthe    plesofesetelesand    dsthederativepointofehasis    ratherthanthepillarsortheendoinfroerbeing    proportionatelysllparedhtheroofitself.    abc    threeierof    ”nchtlruo,”    andfauscauligraphist.    theinofthefausroofliraalligraphy    thetopoftheting,signifyingthe”roof.”hesagintheddleandthesgivenbyeseroofs.    thetopofter”c”signifies”n,”butreselestheupperlinesofaroof.note    alsothesureahelowerends.    hertheprincipleofstructureinvolvedandappliedtoesearture.    herigidverticallihepillarin”antrastedhthecurveinthe”roof”    andhotherhorizontalstrokesattachedtoit.notein”b”thetralvertiurve,    htheotherstrokesclusteringaroundapointatitstopandstrangelybalangone    another.    theinofthesaggingroof,probablythestuniqueandobviousteristif    eiginea    nneadicdays.ahereasonforitis    obviousincalligraphy.sofesecalligraphy    failtoseetheprincipleofgracefullyshe    greatestdifficultyistaboutstrengthofstroke,asitisaltogive    strengthtoaperfectlystraightstroke.oherhand,aslightbeherside    diatelyafeelingoftension.itisonlynecessarytopointtothe    gracefulsaginthe”radical”signifyingaroofineseterstoseethatthisis    ninationoftheauthor.    ourloveforrhythrredht,dead    linesbeeobviouseeredthatratedanything    quiteasuglyastheedeesearthas    perpetratedaestyledlighthouseshapedthingcalledthelakeexhibition    rial,anditstandsthereadstthebeautiesoflakelikeasoreona    beautysfaausingallsortsofeyetroublesittoolong.    itplesofourdevicestobreakstraight,deadlihe    bestexaleisperhapsthebalustradedroundbridge.theroundbridge    harnizeshnature,becauseitisina    ...