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炕围画

炕围画是一种中国家居装饰艺术。

特点

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主要分布于中国北方，特别是山西地区的农村。该地农村新房落成后，一般请画工在屋内土炕周围的墙上作画，画高一般接近人的坐高，主题有风景、人物等。炕围画最早开始于唐代，在宋代开始兴盛[1]。

参考

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  1. ^ 王苏陵，王利斌主编. 黎城县非物质文化遗产名录. 太原：三晋出版社. 2014.06: 554. ISBN 978-7-5457-0957-5. 
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