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Professors Zhang Xi Ling and Zhang De Yu - The
Silk Road Artists |
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Former Director of the Tianjin Art Association,
Professor Zhang Xi Ling
is married to the famous artist Zhang De Yu. From her classical base, Professor Zhang Xi Ling has developed a unique painting style, influenced by her profound feeling for nature's symmetry and harmony, the simplistic designs of ancient cultures, and the rich colours of Chinese folk art. Her work has been exhibited in the Chinese National Gallery in Beijing
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The
nationally renowned artist Zhang De Yu was born in
northern China in 1930. During the period of the cultural revolution, his entire folio of work was destroyed, and he was banished to the country. For nearly ten years many people in the Chinese arts community thought he was dead. However, following the fall of the Gang of Four and rehabilitation of China's cultural heritage, Zhang De Yu was able to resume his role as one of China's most important contemporary artists. While Dean of the Fine Arts Institute in Tianjin and Vice Chairman of the Chinese Painters Association, he undertook a major series of studies of China's minority peoples.
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Some works by Zhang De Yu |
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Qing Qing in Kashi Kashgar image: 105cm x 100cm |
Ancient Xinjiang Qu Ce Dancer image: 105cm x 100cm |
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Xinjiang Cave Painting image: 76cm x 105cm |
The Red Cherries Colour the Mountain image: 68cm x 68cm |
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Some works by Zhang Xi Ling |
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Tajik Mountain Woman image: 67cm x 64cm |
Child of the High Pamir image: 52cm x 55cm |
Young Pamir Woman image: 66cm x 67cm |
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Tajik Bride image: 63cm x 60cm |
Kazak Herdswoman image: 78cm x 71cm |
Uygur Man with Hami Melon image: 60cm x 56cm |
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Young Tajik Woman image: 65cm x 65cm |
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Introduction /
The Artists and Their Works
Imperial Connections /
Television Coverage /
Press Coverage /
The Artists in Print