Old Ma Zang Kejia (Two Generations of Famous Painting and Calligraphy Artists)

Lao Ma and Zang Kejia, one of the old generation of famous painters and calligraphers, and the other of the new generation of famous painters and calligraphers, both masters have a high status in the calligraphy and painting world. They not only have outstanding achievements in art, but also have far-reaching influence in education. Below, we will learn the story of Lao Ma and Zang Kejia.

Lao Ma: Tradition and Innovation at the Same Time

Lao Ma, known as Xin'an and Yunshan, is a famous contemporary Chinese painter, calligrapher and educator. Born into a family of scholars, he developed a strong interest in the art of calligraphy and painting from an early age. His father was Ma Lianliang, a famous painter in the late Qing Dynasty and his mother was a princess of the Qing Dynasty, and his family had a deep tradition of calligraphy and painting.

Lao Ma's art style is unique, with both tradition and innovation, his works have both traditional flavor and modern atmosphere, and are loved by collectors and enthusiasts. His works are mainly landscape paintings and bird and flower paintings, with fresh, smooth and dynamic brushwork, vivid images and rich flavor.

Lao Ma's landscape paintings

Lao Ma's landscape paintings, mainly natural landscapes, are fresh and elegant, with smooth and natural brushstrokes and far-reaching meanings. His landscape paintings are often ink-based, with the right strength and weight of the brush, portraying the form and breath of the landscape, giving people a natural, quiet and fresh feeling.

Lao Ma's Bird and Flower Paintings

Lao Ma's bird and flower paintings are mainly about birds and flowers, with a fresh and elegant style, fine and smooth brushwork, and realistic images. His flower and bird paintings are often colorful, with the brush outlining the form and breath of the birds and flowers, giving them a bright, vivid and vibrant feel.

Zang Kejia: Adhering to Tradition, Pursuing Innovation

Zang Kejia, known as Zi Chun and Furong Shanren, was a student of Lao Ma, and a renowned contemporary Chinese calligrapher, painter and educator. His father was the famous calligrapher Zang Kejia, and he received a rigorous education in calligraphy and painting from an early age and was y influenced by his father.

Zang Kejia's art style adheres to tradition and pursues innovation, and his works, which have both traditional and modern flavors, are loved by collectors and enthusiasts. His works are mainly landscape paintings and bird and flower paintings, with fresh, smooth and dynamic brushwork, vivid images and rich flavor.

Zang Kejia's Landscape Paintings

Zang Kejia's landscape paintings, mainly natural landscapes, are fresh and elegant, with smooth and natural strokes and far-reaching meanings. His landscape paintings are often ink-based, with the right strength and weight of the brush, portraying the form and breath of the landscape, giving people a sense of nature, tranquility and freshness.

Zang Kejia's Flower and Bird Paintings

Zang Kejia's flower and bird paintings focus on flowers and birds, with a fresh and elegant painting style, fine and smooth brushwork, and realistic images. His flower and bird paintings are often colorful, with the brush outlining the form and breath of the birds and flowers, giving them a bright, vivid and vibrant feeling.

Lao Ma and Zang Kejia: Inheritors of Calligraphy and Painting Education

Lao Ma and Zang Kejia not only had outstanding achievements in art, but also had far-reaching influence on calligraphy and painting education. They have inherited the excellent tradition of Chinese painting and calligraphy, focusing on cultivating students' creativity and artistic qualities, and are well recognized by students and society.

Laoma and Zang Kejia's educational philosophy is "tradition and innovation at the same time," and they focus on cultivating students' traditional skills and creative abilities, so that students can gain more from the inheritance and development. Their approach to education is "student-oriented", focusing on the development of students' personality and creativity, and allowing students to develop their talents in a free environment.