chinese art

A Glimpse of the Famous Horse Painter Xu Beihong’s Life (Part 2)

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Horse painting by Chinese artist Xu Beihong.

Xu Beihong's exceptional skill at painting horses and his profound influence on modern Chinese art left an indelible mark on the cultural landscape during the turbulent era of the Republic of China, a period marked by significant political change leading up to the establishment of the People's Republic of China by the Chinese Communist Party. (Image: Public Domain via Wikiart.org)

A Glimpse of the Famous Horse Painter Xu Beihong’s Life (Part 1)

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Self-portrait of Chinese artist Xu Beihong.

Xu Beihong's paintings left an indelible influence on modern Chinese art and culture during the turbulent era of the Republic of China, a period marked by significant political change leading up to the establishment of the People's Republic of China by the Chinese Communist Party. (Image: via Public Domain)

The Symbolism of Flowers and Fruit in Chinese Art

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A red lotus flower.

In a flash, the feeling of pain and of having reached a limit in physical exhaustion is replaced by a sense of comfort and ease. (Image: KIMDAEJEUNG via Pixabay)

An American’s Love, and Sorrow, for China

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Professor Arthur Waldron fell in love with China for its profound traditional culture, and his lifelong study of all things Chinese has given him unique insights. (Image: Taste of Life)

Children to Immortals: Figural Representations in Chinese Art at the Met

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Chen Yanqing (active 15th century), Daoist Immortal Laozi, 1438 (Ming Dynasty), gilt bronze and lost-wax cast. (Image: via The Met)

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