Representative Works of China's Ink Painting

Qi Baishi (1864─ 1957), formerly known as Chunzhi, was born in Xiangtan, Hunan, a master of modern painting in China and a world cultural celebrity.

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Xu Beihong (1895- 1953), formerly known as Xu, was born in Qiting Town, Yixing City, Jiangsu Province, and was a modern painter and art educator in China.

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Zhang Daqian (1899- 1983), formerly known as Zhengquan, was later renamed Kui Ji, a native of Neijiang, Sichuan. Originally from Panyu, Guangdong, he was a painter and calligrapher in China.

The English name of China ink painting is Chinese Brush Painting, and Pinyin is ink painting, which means: a painting drawn with ink is also called Chinese painting.

Ink painting: it is a form of painting. More often, ink painting is considered as the representative of China traditional painting, that is, Chinese painting. Basic ink painting, only water and ink painting, black and white, but advanced ink painting, but also meticulous flower-and-bird painting, colorful. The latter is sometimes called color ink painting.

Introduction: A kind of Chinese painting. Refers to a painting made of pure ink and wash. There are three basic elements: simplicity, symbolism and nature. "Ink painting" composed of China's special cigarette ink has become a unique form of Chinese painting. Ink can be divided into five types: ink, light ink, strong ink, extremely light ink and Jiao Mo ink, namely, Jiao Mo (original ink), a strong ink, a heavy ink, a light ink and a clear ink.