Li Mohan, a native of Weifang, is a professional painter. Now he works in the Central Party School, and is the executive director and deputy secretary general of China Painters Association. His works pursue natural and bold artistic style, and are known as "wild flowers and birds show mountains and rivers". His representative works include Ode to Huangshan Mountain and Cultivation of Pine Trees. His works have participated in many exhibitions at home and abroad, especially in Japan, the United States and Australia, and his excellent works have been well received at home and abroad.
Xie Tiancheng.
Xie Tiancheng is an all-around painter. In calligraphy, oil painting, Chinese painting (figures, landscapes, flowers and birds) and other fields have a good performance. His works were also successfully selected by Sotheby's of new york, the world art auction giant, and were auctioned at a reserve price of $30,000. Although he has lived abroad for a long time, many of his works have frequently appeared in auction companies in China in recent two years, and have been collected by some collectors at good transaction prices. His works have been affirmed by domestic painting and calligraphy circles and collectors. They all agree that Mr. Xie Tiancheng's works combine the essence of ancient and modern Chinese and Western paintings and promote the exchange and development of Chinese and Western painting cultures.
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Namely Xie Tiancheng. Xie Tiancheng is currently the president of Liu Haisu Art Research Institute; Visiting Professor of Peking University Resources College; Honorary Professor, School of Traditional Culture, Beijing Oriental University; Visiting Professor of Shanghai Film Academy: Member of the National Steering Committee for Urban Sculpture Construction; Vice President of the American World Artists Union; Artistic Director of the World Chinese Association; Artistic Director of the World Collectors' Federation; Director of the American Association for the Promotion of Sino-American Cultural and Artistic Exchanges; Honorary Professor, Academy of Fine Arts, New Orleans, USA; Vice President and Artistic Director of American Association for International Cultural and Artistic Exchanges; June 20 13, concurrently served as a visiting professor at the Art College of Guangxi University.
He is a proté gé of Mr. Liu Haisu, a master painter. He inherited Liu Haisu's bold and vigorous painting style and was unique among the painting schools. He founded upright splash-ink landscape painting and figure painting. From 65438 to 0995, Xie Tiancheng lived in the United States and began his western painting career. He boldly integrated China's ink and wash, pigment and rice paper with abstract consciousness and modernist color feeling, and integrated western painting concepts and techniques into the creation of Chinese paintings, which greatly enriched the performance effect of Chinese paintings. Taking Tibetan Buddhism as the theme, he created a number of works with profound meanings and charm. The heavy texture of the picture highlights the light and shade effect of western painting. Unique lines, excellent techniques and great personalization reflect his profound knowledge of painting and calligraphy.