Daoist art

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Daoist art is a tradition of Chinese visual and material culture that expresses Daoist religious, philosophical, and cosmological ideas through paintings, sculptures, ritual objects, and temple decorations.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf Chinese art tradition
material culture
religious art tradition
visual art
associatedWith Daoism NERFINISHED
countryOfOrigin China
depicts Daoist deities
celestial bureaucracy
cosmological diagrams
heavenly realms
immortals
talismans
developedFrom early Chinese religious iconography
expresses Daoist cosmology
Daoist philosophical ideas
Daoist religious ideas
hasCulturalContext Chinese philosophy
Chinese religion
hasFunction devotional use
didactic use
protective use
ritual use
historicalPeriod Han dynasty NERFINISHED
Ming dynasty NERFINISHED
Qing dynasty NERFINISHED
Song dynasty NERFINISHED
Tang dynasty NERFINISHED
Yuan dynasty NERFINISHED
iconographicTheme Eight Immortals NERFINISHED
Laozi NERFINISHED
Queen Mother of the West NERFINISHED
Three Pure Ones NERFINISHED
influencedBy Chinese cosmology
Five Phases theory NERFINISHED
inner alchemy
outer alchemy
yin-yang theory
sharesFeaturesWith Buddhist art
popular religious art
typicalWorkType altar painting GENERATED
hanging scroll painting GENERATED
statuary GENERATED
wall mural GENERATED
usedIn Daoist altars
Daoist rituals
Daoist temples
usesMedium painting
ritual objects
sculpture
temple decoration

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Wu Daozi fieldOfWork Daoist art