Liao Ce

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Liao Ce

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Liao Ce, born in Shenyang in 1960, is a member of the China Calligraphy and Painting Art Research Association, a member of the Liaoning Provincial Artists Association, and a member of the Liaoning Provincial Calligraphers Association. He currently serves as Director of the Shoukai Art Museum of Liaoning Province, President of the Liao Jingshi Art Research Institute, and Vice Chairman of the Shenyang Federation of Overseas Chinese Writers and Artists, among other positions, and is acclaimed as the "Tiger King of Northern China" and the "Tiger Enthusiast of Northeast China." Liao Ce was born into a family of painters and calligraphers and is the direct descendant of the renowned late Qing Dynasty painter Master Liao Jingshi. As a legitimate heir to the Liao family's tiger painting tradition, his artwork "Guan Shan Wang" was auctioned for RMB 150,000 and acquired by a collector. Influenced since childhood by his grandfather Liao Jingshi and his maternal grandfather Zhang Manru, he developed a passion for calligraphy and painting, often imitating his grandfather’s style with great delight in painting tigers; he meticulously copied his maternal grandfather’s calligraphic scripts, taking pride in achieving spiritual resemblance. Over decades, he has diligently honed his craft with unwavering focus and deep contemplation, never wearying day or night. His paintings are both form- and spirit-perfect, uniquely styled, frequently marked by strokes of genius that capture the majestic presence and dynamic postures of tigers under varying contexts. His calligraphy is rooted in the Wang style, integrating elements from Yan Zhenqing, Liu Gongquan, Ouyang Xun, and Zhao Mengfu, with particular mastery in running and cursive scripts; he also possesses considerable proficiency in regular, seal, and clerical scripts. His brushwork is vigorous, graceful, and fluid, executed in one continuous flow, evoking the sensation of drifting clouds and flowing water. His calligraphy piece "Elegy to the Heroes of Guandong" won an Outstanding Work Award at the National Calligraphy and Painting Exhibition held at the Military Museum of the Chinese People’s Revolution to commemorate the 70th Anniversary of the Victory of the Chinese People’s War of Resistance Against Japanese Aggression and the World Anti-Fascist War. His paintings have received numerous honors in national, provincial, and municipal art exhibitions, been published repeatedly in various newspapers and magazines, and participated multiple times in international charitable cultural touring exhibitions.

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