Brief introduction of Li Kuchan

Li Kuchan (1899 65438+1October1-1983 June 1 1), formerly known as Yingjie, was renamed Ying, a native of Gaotang, Shandong. He is a modern painter and art educator.

Born in poverty, he was influenced by the traditional culture of his hometown and embarked on an artistic journey. 1923 Worship Qi Baishi as a teacher. He used to be a professor of Hangzhou Art College, a professor of Central Academy of Fine Arts, a director of China Artists Association and an academician of China Painting Academy.

He is good at painting flowers, birds and eagles, and often makes huge screens in his later years. His representative works include: Hesheng, Eagle Map, Song Yingtu, Zhu Lan, Sunny Snow Map and Waterbirds Map. 1978 published Li Kuchan's paintings.

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Li Kuchan inherited the tradition of Chinese painting and absorbed the techniques of Shi Tao, Badashanren, Yangzhou School of Painting, Wu Changshuo and Qi Baishi. And he is very distinctive in freehand brushwork of flowers and birds. It has a bold, gentle, vivid and vivid style, and has established a new style of freehand flower-and-bird painting. Li Kuchan has created many artistic images with his own aesthetics and expressive techniques.

Li Kuchan's flower-and-bird paintings have some realistic elements. It is not an objective description of natural objects, but a concise creation. There is emptiness in reality, and there is reality in emptiness. Simplicity is contained in randomness, and masculinity is contained in nature. The bigger the picture of Li Kuchan, the freer it is. Li Kuchan's works in his later years reached the artistic realm of "simplicity and complexity".

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