The Modern Shaping of Ancient Dance Figures — Research on the Contemporary Creation of Ancient People's Dance Images
Journal: Arts Studies and Criticism DOI: 10.32629/asc.v1i1.156
Abstract
According to the particularity of the selection of "ancient characters", standing in the choreography perspective, this paper is based on the current art practice of ancient themes, theoretic interpretation of the historical character's image positioning, image shaping process and character modeling techniques to inherit the ancient dance images and modern chain.
Keywords
ancient characters, creation, dance, image
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[7] Yu Huali. (2016) Analysis of Female Characters in Chinese Classical Dance Works. Master's Thesis, Guangxi Arts University, Nanning.
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