The docent is explaining the murals of Yongle Palace. Courtesy of Luohu Art Museum
The mural of "Chaoyuan Tu" of the Sanqing Hall of Yongle Palace produced by 3D printing technology. Courtesy of Luohu Art Museum
Stone tablets in Yongle Palace. Courtesy of Luohu Art Museum
People's Daily Shenzhen, January 27 (Wang Xing) Recently, the "Looking at the Magic into the Truth - Yongle Palace Art Treasure Shenzhen Luohu Special Exhibition" was launched at the Shenzhen Luohu Art Museum and will be exhibited until the end of March 2022. This is the first time that the artistic treasures of Yongle Palace have concentrated on going out of Shanxi and implementing cross-border cooperation between museums and art galleries.
Founded in 1247, Yongle Palace is the most well-preserved official building in the Yuan Dynasty on the mainland, and is famous for its exquisite mural art. After nearly a year of meticulous preparation, the exhibition carefully selected 43 sets of exhibits, the murals of the Sanqing Hall, the Pure Yang Hall and the Chongyang Hall are presented with high-definition images by 3D printing technology, and the modern exhibition technology means such as digital restoration and traditional craft restoration are combined to interpret the artistic treasures of Yongle Palace.
The exhibition is divided into three units: "Huanghuang Giant, Danqing on the Wall, and Looking at the Magic into the Truth". Among them, the "Huanghuang Giant System" interprets the source of Yongle Palace as the source of the Quanzhen Sect's Eastern Ancestral Garden and the architectural characteristics, and among the selected exhibits, there are many rubbings of large yuan monuments that are exhibited for the first time.
"Danqing on the Wall" reflects the wonderful mural art of Yongle Palace, and interprets the majestic and magnificent Official-style architectural characteristics of Yongle Palace with architectural models such as algae wells, painted paintings and bucket arches.
"Looking at the Magic into Reality" focuses on the mural art of Yongle Palace, including parts of the Chaoyuan Map of the Sanqing Hall drawn by famous artists in the 1980s using traditional techniques, the 4.2-meter-high Sanqingdian East and West Two Original Murals "Chaoyuan Map", which is the largest in China using 3D printing technology, and high-definition murals exhibited using animation and digital restoration technology.
At the same time, ar interaction and immersive experience are also used in the exhibition to increase the interaction of the exhibition content with the audience.
The exhibition is hosted by Shenzhen Luohu District Culture, Radio, Television, Tourism and Sports Bureau, and hosted by Shenzhen Luohu Art Museum and Shanxi Yongle Palace Mural Art Museum.