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Monday , May 30Oil paintings and our reproduced service now launchedChinese5Art has recently launched its Chinese style oil paintings section, as well as their customized and reproduced service to the public, there are over 120 pieces of oil paintings in mostly Chinese element and style are now available for sales, price of them are also considered as fair, however I do admit that the resolution of the photographs may not high enough to meet visitors’ need and I am trying to update them in the coming future. For those piece of art that you are interested but still unsure about the quality from us, you may request for higher resolution photographs by email. And you should read this blog carefully as I am about to show our quality of paintings by uploading the following pictures below! Quality and qualified service guarantee! With no doubt that the quality of our oil paintings will go beyond your expectation, and with no doubt that even you have problem on that, we will still try our best to make you happy such as return for exchange or return for ...Comments (0)>> Read the full entry
Thursday , May 5chinese traditional seal & carving service now available We are glad to inform you that the uncarved Chinese traditional seal stones are available to sell from chinese5art.com now, well you can pay a visit to the homepage of our site and click through the OTHER FOLKS ARTS for your lovely cubes. Still have no idea about Chinese traditional seal? Well this is the right page to visit!! Chinese traditional seal is usually hand worked and used to mark as an official stamp for government daily paperwork, it usually stained with pigment before chopping; Chinese traditional seal is normally made of metal, wood, stone and jade. Both official and private seals are known as “XI” before Qin Dynasty, and they are regulated to call “XI” for official used seal solely owned by emperor during Qin period. In Han Dynasty, some vassals and queen started using XI as well in calling their seals, and during Tang Dynasty of China, Queen Wu Zetian regulated the name of BAO instead due to the similar pronunciation between XI and SI (means die...Comments (3)>> Read the full entry
Friday , April 22Qi Baishi & His Reproduced Copies Now Available Qi baishi, Formerly known as Qi ChunZhi, was born in 1864 at Hunan Province of China, Qi was the professor of Central Academy of Fine Arts, he learned wood carving when he was young and began to study painting in the year of 1888. Qi was at the same time the president of Longshou mountain poetry, he traveled around China within 7 years for further painting skill strengthening since 1902, and finally stayed in the city of Beijing in 1919. Qi was teaching in the Bei Ping National Fine Arts School from year 1926 to 1936, while at the year of 1946, he hosted painting exhibition in Shanghai and started being appointed as honorary professor of Beijing Art College. Qi was elected as a member of China National Art Workers Association as well as committee of China Federation of Literary and Art Circles (CFLAC), and he was early or late appointed as the Honorary Professor of Central Academy of Fine Arts, Chairman of the Chinese Artists Association, Central Literary History Research Librarian, C...Comments (0)>> Read the full entry
Friday , April 22Traditional Chinese Painting on exhibited by Huang Ye CunTraditional Chinese Painting and its relevant fine art hand-made products are indeed one of the cultural heritages that for those who love Chinese elements should never ignore, especially for those outstanding copies drawn by talented giants historically. Recently I found that I start crazy about this Chinese traditional art pieces and I plan to visit this traditional art gallery periodically from now on. I will certainly post my thoughts and share my feel to the blog here after every visit that I have made, perhaps it gonna be the best way to gather people with the same hobby and interest. And please please do comment sometime if there is anything out there in your mind! Fall in love with this traditional art pieces maybe a destiny that It will somehow come to my life, perhaps at the age of our young, it is a bit unbelievable that people in their early 20s willing to take part into this over-thousand-year-history Chinese painting story. I wish that someday in the future I was able to ...Comments (0)>> Read the full entry
Friday , April 22little talks on Traditional Chinese Ink BrushAs one of important tools in Chinese painting, the traditional Chinese Ink Brush may or may not known by most of foreigners, and sometimes I am quite surprise that those famous paintings was actually created by such an simple ink brush! Here at the moment I would like to talk little about Chinese Ink Brush. The Chinese ink brush is mostly made of hairs of goat, rabbit or the weasel tail, because hair from these animals is soft and in good elasticity. Soaked in ink, it has what is known as “capillarity”, which combined with the strong ink permeability of a special Chinese paper, making the strokes in a calligraphic work more vivid, varied and pretty. The use of the Chinese ink brush can be traced back to 6,000 years ago. Previously, the brush was made very simple. It seems that the picture, symbols and characters on ancient pottery, painted in red and black, were done with brush strokes. The earliest brush intact today was found in a fifth century BC tomb of the State of Chu...Comments (2)>> Read the full entry
Friday , April 22Top Ten Priceless Chinese Paintings in the history "Chinese Top Ten Masterpieces of Painting " is an eternal monument in the history of Chinese Fine Art; it is the ten-great-masterpiece of Chinese Civilization. It is also considered as a floating Chinese history, a silent movement, and a permanently Bookmark of Chinese civilization. These Chinese Top Ten Paintings are all priceless treasures since the origin of Chinese civilization year after year. And they were well collected during Jia-Qing Period of QING Dynasty, After numerous civil war followed by the whole world dispersed, all these paintings are now being collected in different museums nationwide. In the below section, I would like to go through them one by one. “Goddess Luo Rhapsody” Gu Kaizhi from Dong Jin Dynasty "Goddess Luo Rhapsody", is now being collected in the Beijing Palace Museum of the Forbidden City, which is mounted by Silk with colors, with vertical height of 27.1cm and horizontal length of 572.8cm. The original "Goddess Luo Rhapsody" was drawn by the...Comments (6)>> Read the full entry
