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| Qi
Chengxiang’s paintings reveal the influence of the Dutch School of Art
and the virtuosity of the Italian Renaissance. Every innovative original
reflects a sensitivity to light combined with saturated color, within
a poetically excellent composition. His refined and elegant style
characterizes compelling portraits of modest young women in traditional
Chinese attire, their youth and quiet innocence captured on the canvas
for eternity.
Born in 1952 in Liaoning Province, Mr Qi’s devotion to his work has been untiring. After graduating from The Luxun Academy of Fine Arts in 1977, he completed his master’s degree at the prestigious Central Academy of Fine Art, Beijing in 1987. While attending the Central Academy’s research department, Qi mastered many different styles and techniques, exploring a wide range of venues, from impressionism to realism. He is an exciting and classical contributor to the world of art. The Chinese government has presented him with numerous awards, including the Gold award in the prestigious 8th National Exhibition. He has been received in Germany, France, Belgium, Holland, Luxembourg, Spain, Portugal, and Korea, etc. for solo exhibitions. Born: 1952 Art Studies:
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