Who integrated western sketch techniques into China's ink painting?

Xu Beihong integrated western sketch techniques into China ink painting, and created thousands of Chinese paintings, oil paintings and sketches in his life. Xu Beihong (1July, 89519—1September 26th, 953), formerly known as Xu, was born in Qiting Town, Yixing, Jiangsu, and was a modern painter and art educator in China. His main works are Tian Heng 500 Scholars, Nine-Party Draft and Spring Rain in Lijiang River. Xu Beihong 19 16 studied French at Aurora University; 19 19 In February, he was admitted to the National Academy of Fine Arts in Paris to study oil painting and sketching, and went to western European countries to observe and study art works.

In 1924, he created the Portrait of Caressing a Cat, Xiao Sheng, Groom and News from afar. 1930 created the oil painting "Tian Heng 500 Scholars"; During the period of 1934, solo exhibitions were held in Berlin and Frankfurt from May to July, and modern exhibitions of China were held in Moscow and Leningrad. Xu Beihong was born in poverty, and his father Xu was a local painter. He was proficient in poetry, calligraphy and seal cutting, especially in painting. Mother Lu is a simple and kind housewife. Xu Beihong practiced poetry, calligraphy, painting and seal cutting with his father since childhood, which laid the foundation for traditional culture. Xu Beihong is the eldest son of his family and has five brothers and sisters. His childhood was spent in the life of "farming, reading and fishing".