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Qin Weipeng
Qin Weipeng
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Qin Weipeng, male, born in 1968 beside the Qin Dongling Mausoleum in Xi'an. Specializes in Chinese painting. Style names: Hanshan Shiren, Donglinghu Zhu, Zixia Ge Zhu.
Currently a member of the Shaanxi branch of the China Artists Association, researcher at Shaanxi Academy of Painting and Calligraphy, president of Tiandao Painting Academy, and one of the first contracted artists of Lantai Art Gallery. He once studied at the Department of Art, Shijiazhuang Humanities College. Inheriting family traditions from childhood, he was initially taught calligraphy and painting by his father. He began learning through copying the traditional manual "Jieziyuan Huapu" (The Mustard Seed Garden Manual of Painting), later taking works of masters such as Bada Shanren, Ren Bonian, and Qi Baishi as models. His works feature bold and unrestrained brushwork, solid foundation, strict adherence to artistic principles, with a fresh, simple style full of vivid life atmosphere. Numerous paintings and calligraphic works have been published in various art journals and have received high praise from collectors and art enthusiasts alike.
Currently a member of the Shaanxi branch of the China Artists Association, researcher at Shaanxi Academy of Painting and Calligraphy, president of Tiandao Painting Academy, and one of the first contracted artists of Lantai Art Gallery. He once studied at the Department of Art, Shijiazhuang Humanities College. Inheriting family traditions from childhood, he was initially taught calligraphy and painting by his father. He began learning through copying the traditional manual "Jieziyuan Huapu" (The Mustard Seed Garden Manual of Painting), later taking works of masters such as Bada Shanren, Ren Bonian, and Qi Baishi as models. His works feature bold and unrestrained brushwork, solid foundation, strict adherence to artistic principles, with a fresh, simple style full of vivid life atmosphere. Numerous paintings and calligraphic works have been published in various art journals and have received high praise from collectors and art enthusiasts alike.
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