Xu Beihong and Zheng Banqiao painted something

Xu Beihong's representative work: "Running Horse", the most loved. Intercropping flowers, birds and cats also have a unique style and are full of fun.

Xu Beihong :(1895-1953) was a master of modern painting in Yixing, Jiangsu. He entered school at the age of four and learned painting from his father.

In 1921, he went to France and became a professor of art at CUHK in 1927. In 1933, at the Paris Art Exhibition, he purchased 12 paintings and set up a special room for display. He went to Europe and held exhibitions in Germany, Italy and the Soviet Union.

After the Anti-Japanese War, he repeatedly held art exhibitions in Guangzhou, Changsha, Hong Kong, India, Sin Zhou and other places in China to relieve refugees from the motherland. He has served as a professor at Peking University and Guilin Academy of Fine Arts. Later, he served as the principal of Beiping Art School.

After the liberation, he served as the president of the ** Academy of Fine Arts and the chairman of the All-China Artists Association. In the creation of painting, he opposes formalism, adheres to the realistic style, and advocates that "those who are good in ancient methods keep them, those who are dying follow them, those who are not good can change them, those who are at the end will increase, and those who can be adopted in Western painting will be integrated." "Inherit the excellent tradition of Chinese painting, absorb the strengths of Western painting, and create your own unique style.

He is good at Chinese painting, oil painting, and is especially good at sketching. He is very accomplished and good at conveying his spirits. The famous oil paintings "Xi My Queen", "Tianheng Five Hundred Scholars", "Jiufang Gao", "Yugong Moves Mountains", "Meeting Tokyo" and so on, are the most important.

Painting horses is known in the world, the pen is strong, the spirit is magnificent, the cloth avoids coloring, all have new ideas. In 1952, when he was ill, he collected all his life's creations and donated them to the country. He has been actively engaged in art education and has done his best for the development of Chinese art.

He died in Beijing in 1953. At the age of 59, his residence was rebuilt into the Xu Beihong Memorial Hall. His masterpiece "Running Horse" is the most popular.

Intercropping flowers, birds and cats also have a unique style and are full of fun. He is the author of "Pulu Dong", "Chu Lun's Masterpieces", "Beihong Sketches", "Beihong Oil Paintings", "Beihong Color and Ink Paintings" and other works. Zheng Banqiao:

Famous painter of the Qing Dynasty. The word Kerou, the number of the bridge. A native of Xinghua, Jiangsu, he should be regarded as Kangxi Xiucai, Yongzheng ten years, and Jinshi in the first year of Qianlong (1736).

Guanshan Dongfan County, Wei County Zhi County, with calligraphy and painting for a living. Gong poems, words, good calligraphy, paintings. He is good at painting flowers, wood and stone, especially long orchid bamboo.

The book is also unique, subordinate and mixed, and calls itself "six and a half books". It is the main representative of the "Yangzhou Eight Monsters", and its poems, calligraphy and paintings are known as the "Three Uniques", and he is good at painting orchid bamboo. He painted the most bamboo in his life, followed by orchid and stone, but also painted pine and chrysanthemum, and was a more representative literati painter in the Qing Dynasty. , died at the age of seventy-three).

Xu Beihong is best at painting horses, and Zheng Banqiao is painting bamboo.

Zheng Banqiao only painted orchids, bamboo, and stones all his life, and called himself "the orchid of the four seasons, the evergreen bamboo of the hundred festivals of triumph and reputation, the stone of eternal invincibility, and the person who remains unchanged for thousands of years." He was a representative literati painter of the Qing Dynasty.

Zheng Banqiao painted the most, and what he was best at was bamboo; His painting of "Ink Bamboo Picture" expresses his good desire to do something good for the people, and it is also for his own painting of bamboo to summarize the three stages of bamboo in the eye, bamboo in the chest, and no bamboo in the chest, which is very meaningful.

Zheng Banqiao, the word Kerou, No. Li'an, also known as Mr. Banqiao, a native of Xinghua, Jiangsu, ancestral home of Suzhou, Qing Dynasty scholars, calligraphers and painters, and representatives of the "Yangzhou Eight Stranges". In the first year of Qianlong (1736), he was a scholar and an official to the county orders of Fan County and Weixian County in Shandong, and his political achievements were remarkable.