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Wang Yunjing
Wang Yunjing
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Wang Yunjing (Shijing), male, born in 1954, currently a council member of the Shenyang (Guomin) Hanmo Calligraphy and Painting Academy and Shenyang Kaituan Calligraphy and Painting Academy.
Since childhood, he has been fond of calligraphy and painting. He graduated from the Chinese Painting class at Lu Xun Academy of Fine Arts in 1973–1974, systematically studying painting knowledge under the direct instruction of renowned Lu Xun Academy painter Mr. Xu Jiaying and his disciple Ms. Meng Fengying. After years of diligent practice, he has achieved notable proficiency in freehand brushwork of flowers and birds as well as landscape painting. He has devoted himself to studying Han Li script, particularly the "Ying Stele" and the "Western Region Huashan Temple Stele," and has also explored famous calligraphic works such as Yan Zhenqing’s "Qinli Stele." Drawing inspiration from ancient masters without being bound by tradition, he has made significant progress. He has participated successively in district, municipal, and provincial calligraphy and painting competitions, winning first prize in Li script, and first, second, and excellence awards in Chinese painting.
He is currently affiliated with the Shenyang Dongfang, Fengtian, and Kaituan Calligraphy and Painting Academies, and serves as a council member of the Shenyang (Duodang) Hanmo Calligraphy and Painting Academy. His Chinese paintings and Li script works have been collected by institutions and groups in Japan.
Since childhood, he has been fond of calligraphy and painting. He graduated from the Chinese Painting class at Lu Xun Academy of Fine Arts in 1973–1974, systematically studying painting knowledge under the direct instruction of renowned Lu Xun Academy painter Mr. Xu Jiaying and his disciple Ms. Meng Fengying. After years of diligent practice, he has achieved notable proficiency in freehand brushwork of flowers and birds as well as landscape painting. He has devoted himself to studying Han Li script, particularly the "Ying Stele" and the "Western Region Huashan Temple Stele," and has also explored famous calligraphic works such as Yan Zhenqing’s "Qinli Stele." Drawing inspiration from ancient masters without being bound by tradition, he has made significant progress. He has participated successively in district, municipal, and provincial calligraphy and painting competitions, winning first prize in Li script, and first, second, and excellence awards in Chinese painting.
He is currently affiliated with the Shenyang Dongfang, Fengtian, and Kaituan Calligraphy and Painting Academies, and serves as a council member of the Shenyang (Duodang) Hanmo Calligraphy and Painting Academy. His Chinese paintings and Li script works have been collected by institutions and groups in Japan.
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