New Classical Chinese Painting

 

ID: RP-HDK003

The Literati Garden

Huang Dekun, 1999, hand Scroll; with mounting: 53.5 x 21 in. (136 x 53.5 cm.); without mounting: 27 1/4 x 17 in. (69 x 44 cm.); Ink and color on silk, mounted on creamy floral satin; fair in condition, with a few wrinkles at the bottom of the painting, sold "AS IS."

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This painting is a fine reproduction of a well-known Chinese painting by Zhou Wenju of the Five Dynasties (10th c.) currently held in the Palace Museum in Beijing. This Chinese figure painting reflects the artist's passion, skills, and dedication to classical Chinese painting traditions and aesthetics.

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Artist and His Painting

Huang Dekun graduated from Sichuan Fine Arts Academy in 1998, and has been teaching Chinese painting and calligraphy at Sichuan Teachers University. Inspired by the painting styles of Tang (618-907), Five Dynasties (907-960), and Yuan (1279-1368) painting styles, Huang is committed to the studies of Chinese classical painting traditions and aesthetics. He values the same method in teaching his students and is passionate about Chinese painting traditions and the technique of learning-by-copying. His paintings in the style of Chinese painting masters can be compared with museum-owned masterpieces that are copies of or inspired by artists of the Tang, Five Dynasties, and Yuan. His reproductions of famous old paintings are one of the gems in WEI YANG CHINESE ART. Huang's reproductions are a thrilling and sensible alternative for the serious collector. His works demonstrate his devotion to traditional Chinese art and painting techniques. Huang's work is available in our Chinese Art Gallery under Classical Chinese Paintings.