Abstract
The Tibetan regions at the source of the Yellow River have recently become a new platform for painters which made it possible to convey the spirit, rituals, and national costumes of the people. Artists of the 21st century refl ect the humanistic beauty of the customs of the people of Tibet, their religious Buddhist beliefs, the values of the people living at the source of the main river of China. The authors analyze the colorful palette and other artistic means which allow such masters in China as Yang Feiyun, Lu Qinglong, Yu Xiaodong, Liu Xiaodong convey the world perception of the Tibetan people, their harmonious coexistence with the harsh nature of the region.
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