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Discover 'Behind Me' by Xu Beihong – a poignant oil painting depicting Chinese laborers during the Mukden Incident, reflecting social injustice and yearning for liberation. Explore its history & artistry.
This artwork exemplifies Xu Beihong’s dedication to blending Eastern and Western artistic traditions, guided by influential mentors like Pascal Dagnan-Bouveret.
Discover Xu Beihong’s ‘Mother and Daughter’ (1939), a poignant oil painting showcasing familial love in a muted, realistic style. Explore this significant work of Chinese art history.
Experience Xu Beihong's 'Flute Music' – a captivating portrait of Jiang Biwei playing the flute, blending Chinese artistry with Western techniques. Explore its rich symbolism and historical context.
Admire Xu Beihong's 'Portrait of Fu Zengxiang,' a captivating 1935 oil painting showcasing the distinguished scholar and book collector. A masterpiece blending Chinese tradition with Western influence.
Experience Xu Beihong's 'Two Horses,' a dynamic 1948 painting capturing serene horses beneath willow trees, showcasing the artist’s masterful blend of Eastern and Western art styles.
This captivating landscape portrays Qingcheng Mountain, where Xu Beihong and fellow artists embarked on a summer expedition in 1943. The artwork exemplifies Xu Beihong's masterful blend of traditional Chinese painting techniques with Western oil painting styles, reflecting his pioneering role in shaping modern Chinese art.