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Wu Jingyan Chinese Freehand Painting・Four‑Panel Flower‑and‑Bird Screens（花鸟四条屏）
Liu Liyong Landscape Painting | Riverside Mountain Hamlet (山居江远)
Liu Liyong Animal Painting | Eight Steeds (八骏图)
Jin Yunchang Calligraphy | 鳳笙龍笛數巡酒
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Han Jinshui Calligraphy | 羣龍 (A Group of Dragons)
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Chen Mo: Gongbi and Heavy Color Between East and West
Chen Mo: Gongbi and Heavy Color Between East and West Chen Mo, whose real name is Chen Qiufang, is a thinking painter in permanent search of the “new” in Chinese art. For more than twenty years she has moved between Chinese and Western painting: accomplished in xieyi (freehand) brushwork, precise in gongbi (meticulous) detail, and
Zhang Hui: Monumental Bird-and-Flower Painting from Shaanxi
Zhang Hui: Monumental Bird-and-Flower Painting from Shaanxi Zhang Hui was born in Pucheng, Shaanxi Province, and graduated from the Xi’an Academy of Fine Arts, with further study at the Academy of Arts & Design, Tsinghua University, and the China National Academy of Painting. He is a member of the China Artists Association and the China
Rice Paper Types: Raw, Cooked, Half-Cooked Explained
Rice Paper Types: Raw, Cooked, Half-Cooked Explained Rice paper (xuan paper) is the traditional ground of Chinese calligraphy and ink painting — prized for centuries for its delicate texture and lively response to brush and ink. Choosing the right type can transform your work: the same stroke blooms softly on one paper and stays razor-sharp
