... woodcuts. The imagined community came together to build a nation-state and participate in the Chinese revolution. The movement used populist orientation and affirmed representational realism as the preferred form of painting the woodcut prints (Tang 2008, p. 179). Looking at one of the most famous art prints from the woodcut movement, Hua's Roar, China! Published in 1935, the message it sent across ... ...

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