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the six criteria set out by Xie He, beginning with spirit resonance, by which early Chinese critics judged painting.

In art history, six principles of Chinese painting refers to the six criteria set out by Xie He, beginning with spirit resonance, by which early Chinese critics judged painting. This meaning comes from Acker (1954) in Some T'ang and pre T'ang texts on Chinese painting.[1]

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  1. Acker, W. R. B. (1954). Some T'ang and pre T'ang texts on Chinese painting. E.J. Brill. ISBN 9780883558256

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