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Han Linhua
Han Linhua
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Han Linhua:
Born in Shanghai in 1947. A renowned Chinese expert in carving and engraving art, painter, calligrapher, antique collector, musician, and master of Chinese craftsmanship. Born into a family of carvers, he inherited the traditional arts of seal carving, carving, fine carving, and micro-carving. His micro-carving works include ten categories: hair, pearls, ivory, crystal, jade, eggshells, fruit shells, metal stones, ceramics, and agate.
In 1966, he created the world's first hair carving.
In 1986, he created three rare micro-carving artworks in the world: a globe, a small fan, and a small vase.
In 1994, he invented the Chinese painting (on paper) fire branding art. Many of his masterpieces have been collected by Chinese museums, Queen Elizabeth of the United Kingdom (micro-carving), President Mitterrand of France (micro-carving), Prime Minister Tanaka of Japan (seal), foreign art galleries, and celebrities from various countries, and have received high praise at home and abroad. The Foreign Affairs Department of Shanghai Television produced a special TV program (in Chinese, English, and Japanese) to introduce his exquisite micro-carving art.
In 1985, he joined the China Overseas Chinese Party.
Excerpted from "The World Art Celebrity Encyclopedia"
Professor at the Oriental Culture Institute of New York, China.
Art Director of the Southern National Essence Art Center of China.
Researcher of the Chinese Antiques Association.
Special Advisor to the Shanghai Huixiang Horse Racing Track.
Correspondent of the "World and China" magazine of the Hong Kong Special Administrative Region of the People's Republic of China.
Standing Committee Member of the Shanghai Old City Wall Painting and Calligraphy Research Institute, the 7th, 8th, and 9th term committee members.
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