Wu Chen Biography, Artworks & Exhibitions | Ocula Artist
Wu Chen Biography. Wu Chen (b. 1983, Zhengzhou, Henan Province) currently lives and works in in Chengdu and Beijing. Major exhibitions include: 6th Chengdu Biennale, Chengdu International Conference and Exhibition Centre, Chengdu (2013); Hi Art, Beijing (2013); Times Art Museum, Beijing (2011); M50 Creative District, Shanghai (2009); Shanghai ...
Twin Pines - Wu Chen (1280-1354) — Google Arts & Culture
Wu Chen (style name Chung-kui and sobriquet Mei-hua tao-jen), a native of Chia-hsing in Chekiang province, was gifted at poetry and prose. He also excelled at painting landscapes and bamboo in...
Wu Chen - Artnet
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Fishermen, after Jing Hao - Smithsonian's National Museum of Asian Art
Wu Chen: A Painter of the Yuan Dyansty [Yuan tai hua chia Wu Chen]. Taipei. p. 192. Sherman Lee. A History of Far Eastern Art. Englewood Cliffs, New Jersey, 1964. p. 408, fig. 542. Collection Area(s) Chinese Art Web Resources Song and Yuan Dynasty Painting and Calligraphy Google Cultural Institute SI Usage Statement. Usage Conditions Apply
Wu Chen
Born in Zhengzhou in 1983, Wu Chen studied painting at the Southwest Jiaotong University, graduating in 2007. Deeply influenced by western art history, he often juxtaposes intriguing elements from historical works in brightly coloured figurative compositions that reveal a keen sense of absurdity and humour.
Weird Rabbit After Understanding Painting - White Rabbit Gallery
This is one of the last paintings that Wu Chen made in Chengdu before his move to Beijing and his first solo show the following year.
Wu Chen Galleries | Ocula Contemporary Art
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Wu Chen's Mo-chu p'u: Literati Painter's Manual on Ink Bamboo
Jun 25, 2021 · Wu Chen's Mo-chu p'u (manual on Ink Bamboo), a twenty-two-leaf album of paintings and calligraphy represents not only the culmination of the artist's career, but also the epitome of the scholar-artist ideal by uniting painting, calligraphy and poetry into a single expressive medium.
The Development of Landscape Painting in China: The Song
Wu Chen, one of the Four Great Masters of the Yuan, used wet, dark ink, blunt brushstrokes, and simple repetitive shapes. Critics described his paintings as “profound and remote, with a leisurely and relaxed feeling.”
Lanscape After Wu Chen (Leaf 1 of Album of Seven Paintings)
"Lanscape After Wu Chen (Leaf 1 of Album of Seven Paintings)" by Yuan Yao 袁燿 features a meticulously rendered landscape characterized by delicate brushwork and a harmonious composition that reflects traditional Chinese aesthetic principles.