The Protection and Development Utilization of Architectural Paintings in Beijing's Imperial Gardens

Architectural paintings in Beijing's imperial gardens, particularly those from the Ming and Qing dynasties, are revealed as pivotal elements that enhance both aesthetic appeal and structural longevity of wooden buildings. These paintings, characterized by their diversity and craftsmanship, hold significant cultural and social value. The study analyzes the intricate relationship between these paintings and garden structures, offering insights into their preservation challenges and providing recommendations for revitalizing this cultural heritage. By examining past achievements and issues in preservation, the research aims to guide future efforts in protecting and utilizing these artistic elements effectively.

Shi, L. (2025). The Protection and Development Utilization of Architectural Paintings in Beijing’s Imperial Gardens. Highlights in Art and Design, 10(1), 19–26. https://doi.org/10.54097/x5sphz26