Who is the most famous painter in China?

The top ten most famous painters in China: 1. Qi Baishi? Qi Baishi, also known as Baishi Shanweng, is a master of modern Chinese painting and a world cultural celebrity.

Qi Baishi has created representative works such as "The Sound of Frog Ten Miles Out of the Mountain Spring" and "Ink Shrimp". His works have bright and bright colors and concise and vivid shapes. In addition to paintings, he also wrote "Baishi Poems", "Old Man Baishi"

"Autobiography" and other works.

2. Zhang Daqian? Zhang Daqian is a famous Chinese painter in my country and one of the most influential figures in Chinese painting in the 20th century.

Zhang Daqian is an all-round painter. His creations "embrace the strengths of all styles and combine the splendor of both northern and southern styles." He integrates literati paintings, writer paintings, court paintings and folk art into one.

His painting skills are very superb. He studied ancient calligraphy and painting in his early days and was very successful in landscape painting.

In his later period, he preferred the new style of splashing ink and color.

Xu Beihong once said: "Zhang Daqian is the first person in five hundred years."? 3. Xu Beihong? Xu Beihong is a famous contemporary painter and art educator. Together with Zhang Shuqi and Liu Zigu, they are called the "Three Masters of Jinling" in the painting world.

He studied Western painting in France when he was young and engaged in art education for a long time after returning to China.

He is good at figures, animals, flowers and birds, and advocates realism. His horse pictures are rare treasures in Chinese traditional paintings and have a great influence on the Chinese painting world.

?4. Fu Baoshi? Fu Baoshi studied in Japan in his early years and taught at Central University after returning to China.

After 1949, he served as professor of Nanjing Normal University and president of Jiangsu Traditional Chinese Painting Academy.

He is good at painting landscapes. In his middle age, he created "Baoshi Cha". His brushwork is free and bold, and he is especially good at painting scenes of springs, waterfalls, rain and mist. In his later years, he painted many large paintings, with vigorous momentum and a strong sense of the times.

Figure paintings mostly depict ladies and noble men, with ancient images.

5. Liu Haisu? Liu Haisu is an outstanding modern painter and art educator. In 1912, he founded the Shanghai Academy of Graphic Arts with Wu Shiguang, Zhang Yuguang and others, which was later changed to the Shanghai Academy of Fine Arts, and served as the principal.

After 1949, he served as the dean of Nanjing Art Institute.

In his early years, he studied oil painting and calligraphy from Kang Youwei.

Awarded the "Outstanding Achievement Award" by the International Biographical Center in Cambridge, UK.

The Italian European Academy awarded the "European Palm Gold Medal".

?6. Pan Tianshou? Pan Tianshou is good at painting flowers, birds, landscapes, finger painting, calligraphy, poetry, and seal cutting.

In 1915, he was admitted to the Zhejiang Provincial First Normal School and was taught by Jing Hengyi and Li Shutong.

His freehand paintings of flowers and birds were first learned from Wu Changshuo, and later from Shi Tao and Bada. The layout is strange and dangerous, the brushwork is vigorous and refined, and the realm is majestic and majestic.

He is the author of "History of Chinese Painting" and "Tingtiange Painting Talk Essays".

?7. Huang Binhong? Huang Binhong's intensive study of tradition and attention to sketching go hand in hand. In his early years, he was influenced by the "Xin'an School" and was characterized by dry brushwork and light ink, sparseness and elegance, which is called "Bai Binhong"; after the age of 80, he became known as "Bai Binhong".

It is characterized by a bright interior and is called "Black Binhong".

His painting style is green and lush, and his artistic conception is profound.

Occasionally, flowers, birds, grass and insects also appear strangely.

8. Li Keran? Li Keran is a modern painter from Xuzhou, Jiangsu Province. He studied painting since he was a child. In his early years, he studied at the Shanghai Academy of Fine Arts and the National West Lake Academy of Art.

In 1946, he taught at Peking Art College.

In 1956, in order to revolutionize landscape painting, he traveled tens of thousands of miles to sketch.

In his early years, he adopted the Eight Great Methods of landscape painting, and his brushwork was simple and smooth. Later, he studied painting from Qi Baishi, and his brushwork became more concise.

9. Li Kuchan? Li Kuchan’s original name was Yingjie, but he changed his name to Ying and his courtesy name was Li Gong.

In 1923, he became a disciple of Qi Baishi.

He once served as a professor at Hangzhou Art College, a professor at the Central Academy of Fine Arts, a director of the Chinese Artists Association, and a member of the Board of Directors of the Chinese Painting Research Institute.

He is good at painting flowers and birds, with broad brushwork and freehand brushwork, and his painting style is famous for its simplicity, forcefulness and boldness.

?10. ?Huang Zhou? Huang Zhou is a master of Chinese painting art, a social activist, and a collector.

He is also the founder of the Yanhuang Art Museum, the first large-scale private art museum in China; the organizer of the Chinese Painting Research Institute and the China Arts and Crafts Museum; and the founder of the Huang Zhou Art Foundation.

Huang Zhou made outstanding contributions to China's cultural and artistic undertakings.