Republic of China Hai school painter Zhang Yuguang flower and bird painting works to appreciate!

Zhang Yuguang (1886-1968) was a modern painter and art educator. The character crane Cangtou, Zhai name Ye Ou Zhai, Zhejiang Shaoxing people. He is a member of the Revolutionary Committee of the Chinese Kuomintang, a librarian of the Shanghai Municipal Museum of Culture and History, a member of the China Artists Association and a director of the Shanghai Branch, and a painter of the Shanghai Academy of Chinese Painting. In 1904, he painted a photographic set in Shanghai Huamei Pharmacy, and in the same year, he cooperated with the Peking Opera innovator Xia Yuerun to first design and use the set in the "New Stage", changing the traditional stage appearance of Peking Opera and becoming an early stage artist in China.

Zhang Yuguang ruled both Chinese and Western paintings throughout his life, engaged in the creation and teaching of Western paintings in his early years, and painted many Chinese paintings in his later years. The works are widely sourced, the painting style is close to Ren Yi, and can integrate Chinese and Western painting methods, the composition is novel, the color is bright and gorgeous, it is interesting, and it is also quite influential abroad, and his works are collected in the French National Museum and the Berlin Art Academy in Germany. He is a member of the China Artists Association, a director of the Shanghai Branch of the Artists Association, and a librarian of the Shanghai Municipal Museum of Culture and History. His works include "Huangshan Yunhai Map" and "Peacock Diagram" (In Shanghai Chinese Painting Academy). He published two volumes of "Nie Guang Painting Collection" (1935).