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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.
Admire Xu Beihong’s ‘Portrait of Xu,’ a 1943 oil painting showcasing realism & expressive brushwork. A captivating portrait in blue kimono, reflecting Chinese art's evolution.
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.
Explore Xu Beihong’s ‘Hosta,’ a stunning 1943 oil painting of botanical beauty. Admire its realistic style, loose brushwork & serene composition – a unique Chinese art piece.
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.
A contemplative young woman in a floral shirt anchors this evocative 1940 portrait by Xu Beihong, blending soulful expression with masterful technique for those seeking to possess a piece of Chinese art history.
Discover Xu Beihong’s ‘Seven-Character Cursive Script’ (1939). A striking black ink scroll showcasing dynamic calligraphy & Chinese artistic mastery. Explore this unique piece!