Qi Baishi (1864--1957) was a native of Xiangtan, Hunan. His original name was Chunzhi, and his courtesy name was Weiqing. Later he was renamed Huang, and his courtesy name was Pingsheng. His nickname was Baishi. His nickname was borrowed from the owner of the mountain hall. He was from Baishi Mountain. Old man Ji Ping and others worked as carving carpenters in their early years. Later, they learned poetry, seal cutting, calligraphy, and painting from local cultural figures Chen Shaofan and Hu Qinyuan. Then they made a living by selling paintings and engravings. After the age of forty, they traveled five times. Various places. He has successively served as professor at the Beijing National Academy of Art, honorary professor at the Central Academy of Fine Arts, honorary president of the Beijing Academy of Fine Arts, and chairman of the Chinese Artists Association. In 1953, he was awarded the title of Outstanding Artist of the Chinese People by the Ministry of Culture. In 1955, he was awarded the title by the World Peace Council. International Peace Prize. In 1963, on the occasion of the 100th anniversary of his birth, he was recommended as a "World Cultural Celebrity". Poet Fan Zengxiang. With sincerity and the taste of ancient folk songs. China's famous painters, calligraphers and seal carvers of the 20th century. Published by lt ;Qi Baishi's Painting Collectiongt;.lt;Qi Baishi's Works Collectiongt;.lt;Qi Baishi's Poetry and Grassgt;.lt;Qi Baishi's Seal and Grass Collectiongt;.lt;Qi Baishi's Selected Worksgt;.lt;Qi Baishi's Works Collectiongt;and many more.
Qi Baishi (1864--1957) was a famous painter and calligrapher and seal engraver in China in the 20th century. He was born in Xiangtan, Hunan. His original name was Chunzhi, and his courtesy name was Weiqing. .No. Bai
Shi. Bai Shiweng. Lao Bai. Also known as Ji Ping. Lao Ping. Borrow Shan Weng. Xingziwu Lao Min. Qi Da. Mu Jushi. Three Hundred Stone Seals Rich Man, etc. The other name is Borrow. The owner of the mountain hall is a native of Baishi Mountain, old man Ji Ping, etc.
Qi Baishi’s family is poor and he has been farming for generations. He only went to a private school with his grandfather before he was 12 years old. He chopped firewood, herded cattle, farmed, and so on. He did all the work. He learned carpentry at the age of 12 and carving at the age of 15 to earn money to support his family. At that time, carving was almost the same. He broke through the stereotypes and "created many new patterns". He was known as "Carpenter Zhi". "In 1882, he was carving for a family. At the customer's house, he accidentally saw a "Mustard Seed Garden Painting Book" carved during the Qianlong period. He was very happy. One picture after another. He painted the ground outline for half a year. In 1888, Qi Baishi started his painting career at the age of 27. He successively learned painting from Xiao Xiangye, Wen Shaoke, Hu Qinyuan, Tan Pu and others. Chen Zuocheng studied poetry and essays from Wang Xiangqi. He served as the president of Longshan Poetry Society. Since 1902, he has traveled to Shaanxi, Beijing, Jiangxi, Guangdong, and Guangxi.
In seven years, he went out "five times and returned five times" and saw famous mountains. Dachuan. His painting style was transferred from Gong. His calligraphy style was transferred from He Shaoji style to Wei Bei style. His seal cutting style was transferred from Ding Huang to Zhao Zhiqian style. In 1917, he entered Beijing for the second time and met Chen
Shizeng, Yao Mangfu and others. He returned to Hunan the next year and settled in Beijing in 1919. He was advised by Chen Shiteng to start the reform. In 1926, he was hired by Lin Fengmian to teach at the National Beijing Art College. In 1936, he traveled to Sichuan.
In 1937, he was two years old. After the age of 60, he settled in Beijing and made a living by seal carving and selling paintings. During this period, he met Mei Lanfang. When they first met, Qi Baishi painted grass and insects for Mei Lanfang, and Mei Lanfang painted Qi Bai
Shi sang a story about a drunken concubine. During the Anti-Japanese War, Peking fell. She said that "paintings are not sold to the officials." In 1946, he resumed his career of selling paintings and making seals. In the same year, he went to Nanjing and Shanghai to hold a solo exhibition. He was hired by Xu Beihong
.Served as honorary professor of Peking Art College. In 1949, he was elected as a member of the China Federation of Literary and Art Circles. In 1949, he was elected as a member of the All-China Artists Association. In 1952, he was appointed as an honorary professor of the Central Academy of Fine Arts. Chairman of the Chinese Artists Association
. Central Literature and History Research librarian of the museum. Chairman of the Beijing Chinese Painting Research Association. Honorary president of the Beijing Chinese Painting Academy. He was elected as a representative of the first National People's Congress. In 1953, he was awarded the title of "People's Artist" by the Ministry of Culture of the Central Committee. In 1955, he won the title of "People's Artist". ***The Chinese Academy of Arts and Sciences awarded the honorary certificate of "Corresponding Academician". In 1956, he won the 1955 International Peace Prize from the World Peace Council. In 1957, he served as the honorary president of the China Academy of Painting in Beijing. On September 16 of the same year He died on the same day at the age of 95.
Qi Baishi was very accomplished in all aspects.
He is a great master of modern painting. He spanned two centuries and lived to be nearly a hundred years old. Following the Shanghai School painters in the late Qing Dynasty and the early Republic of China, he pushed traditional Chinese painting to a new peak. His character. Painting, poetry, calligraphy, and seal cutting are all outstanding. His style has had a huge impact on modern and even contemporary Chinese painting creation. In 1963, he was elected as one of the world's cultural celebrities by the World Peace Council. 1. In the same year, an exhibition to commemorate the 100th anniversary of the birth of Qi Baishi, a world cultural celebrity, was held at the National Art Museum of China. From the end of 1983 to January 1984, it was held at the National Art Museum of China to commemorate the 120th anniversary of the birth of Qi Baishi. Anniversary Works Exhibitiongt;.yoult;Baishi Poetrygt;.lt;Baishi Sealgt;.lt;Selected Works of Qi Baishigt;.lt;Collection of Qi Baishi's Worksgt;.lt;Qi Baishi
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During the Anti-Japanese War, Peking Puppet Police Commander and Chief Spy Chief Xuan Tiewu celebrated his birthday. He invited the master of traditional Chinese painting Qi Baishi ( 1863-1957) went to a banquet to paint. Qi Baishi came to the banquet. He looked around at the guests in the hall. After thinking for a while, he spread the paper and spread it. In a blink of an eye, an ink crab appeared on the paper. Everyone was full of praise. Xuan Tiewu was beaming with joy. Unexpectedly, Qi Baishi made a gentle stroke of his pen and wrote a line of words on the painting - "How long will the rampage last?" and the back letter "General Tiewu". Then he raised his head and walked away.
A traitor asked for a painting .Qi Baishi drew a tumbler with a white nose and a black gauze hat. He also wrote a poem: The black gauze and white fan looks like an official. The original half of the mud is half a ball. The makeup suddenly breaks. Where is the heart and heart in the body?
In 1937, the Japanese invaders occupied Peiping. In order not to be exploited by the enemy, Qi Baishi insisted on staying behind closed doors and posted a notice at the door. He wrote: [Chinese and foreign officials who want to buy Baishi's paintings should use their representatives. That's okay. You don't have to come to the door in person. Officials never enter people's homes. Officials enter people's homes. It would be unfavorable to the owner. I would like to inform you that I will not accept you." Qi Baishi didn't think it was enough. He drew another picture to express his feelings. The picture is very special. . When most people paint Sadui, they make it stand on a stone or a lotus path, peeping at the fish on the water, but Qi Baishi was uncharacteristic. He did not paint the sturgeon on the water, but painted the shrimp in the deep water. And in the painting Inscription: "Those who paint sad green must always draw fish. I only paint shrimps. The shrimp does not float. What can I do with sad green?" Qi Baishi closed the door to thank guests. He called himself a shrimp. He also compared the traitors and Japanese people who were officials to Pei Cui. .Hidden meaning. Thought-provoking.