Must see! Zhang Daqian Art Institute Authentic Exhibition, a feast of artistic vision

There are several authentic prints created and signed by Mr. Zhang Daqian during his time in America on site, some printed works of Mr. Zhang Daqian, and nearly 50 authentic works by the teachers and students of Zhang Daqian Art Institute. The themes mainly cover landscapes, flowers and birds, and figures, etc. - Facing the main entrance of the exhibition area are four authentic prints by Mr. Zhang Daqian. Whether it's plants or animals, down to the texture of plant stems, wormholes on leaves, all are depicted very finely. The patterns on butterfly wings are lifelike, completely fearless of close-up scrutiny. Mr. Zhang Daqian and the teachers and students of the Art Institute all advocate on-site investigation. They are good at painting lotus flowers, each one is very vivid and real, just like naturally grown lotus flowers. They also pay great attention to highlighting the key points in color, either using elegant colors overall and then using bright colors to depict the key points, or leaving the background of the key area blank to highlight important people or things. Looking at his early works, the small figures, appearances, clothing, leaves, and branches in the large landscape paintings are all quite detailed. - The exhibition also has a very eye-catching part, the ink painting by Mr. Zhang Daqian's disciple, Mr. Xie Taiwei. The exhibition staff introduced that Mr. Zhang Daqian pioneered the technique of ink splashing and color splashing, and loved indigo and cyan. His student Mr. Xie Taiwei is particularly good at this technique, has carried forward this technique, and used it superbly. Some people even commented that his ink and color splashing surpassed the founder of the technique. Of course, the works of other students of the Art Institute are also very wonderful. It's worth the trip. - ℹ️Exhibition Information: Zhang Daqian Art Institute Authentic Exhibition ⏰2023/12/2-2024/3/2, Monday to Sunday 10:00-22:00 📍Guangzhou Songyang Art Museum-Guangzhou K11 Shopping Art Center Basement B107-B108