Labor Day holiday opens,
I hope that all those who work hard for the society, for others, and for themselves
Workers can relax to a certain extent,
Enjoy your holiday happily.
A hard work, a harvest, is a portrayal of laborers. Huang Junbi, the grandmaster of the painting world, is also an artistic worker, from picking up a brush to learn painting at a young age to completing the last painting in his life at the age of 93, he has never stopped painting for more than 80 years.
Huang Junbi's exploration and achievements in promoting the inheritance, innovation and dissemination of Chinese painting art have important inspirational significance and reference value for strengthening cultural self-confidence and promoting the creative transformation and innovative development of excellent traditional Chinese culture.
Yang Longsheng, the author of the book "Huang Junbi's Artistic Career", wrote: "Huang Junbi has created more than one Jiazi for more than one year, painting every day, although the total number cannot be correctly calculated, but if he started painting at the age of 15 until now, if he paints one painting a day, he has painted more than 28,000 paintings, not to mention that when Huang Junbi is in high spirits, there are more than one or two paintings with a wave of his big hand." ”
studied painting hard, engaged in art education, traveled all over the world to spread the quintessence of the country, and sold calligraphy and paintings for charity at the age of nearly 90...... In just a few words, it is the life of Huang Junbi's hard-working and wonderful art worker.
Because his parents loved to collect antique calligraphy and paintings, Huang Junbi was exposed to calligraphy and painting since he was a child, and he became interested in painting. In the course of his studies as a teenager, Huang Junbi's interest in painting continued unabated, and he even painted when he had free time, not missing any opportunity. Later, Huang Junbi was admitted to Guangdong Public School, met his mentor Li Yaoping, and started the study of Chinese painting.
The more he learned about Chinese painting, the more obsessed Huang Junbi became. He admired the famous paintings of the ancients very much, and vowed to copy all the ancient paintings he could see, borrow, and buy. This period of frenzied copying of ancient paintings lasted for ten years, and he copied more than 300 ancient paintings. For the paintings he loves, Huang Junbi will copy them many times until he grasps the essence of the paintings.
After completing his studies, Huang Junbi devoted himself to education and inherited the art of Chinese painting. Huang Junbi has successively taught at Guangzhou Peizheng Middle School, Guangzhou Municipal Art School, Guangdong Provincial Women's Normal School, Jiangcun Normal School, National Central University Art Department, National Art College, and Taiwan Normal University (the predecessor of Taiwan Normal University). After his retirement, he also taught at his residences in Taipei and Hong Kong, where he continued his life.
In addition to devoting his life to painting, Huang Junbi is also engaged in cultural diplomacy, and is committed to spreading the art of Chinese painting overseas, so that the world can see and understand Chinese painting. Huang Junbi has visited dozens of countries and regions throughout his life, held art exhibitions and lectured, and set off rounds of "Chinese painting fever" everywhere he went.
When Huang Junbi lectures, he always paints on the spot, teaches and demonstrates, so that overseas people who are accustomed to seeing Western painting can appreciate the style of Chinese painting, and plays a very good role in the promotion of Chinese painting art. His paintings have not only been collected by art galleries and art galleries in many countries, but also given to dignitaries and heads of state of many countries as precious diplomatic gifts.
Huang Junbi's life is full of hard work and selfless dedication. He not only takes the promotion of culture as his own responsibility and brings China's splendid and long-standing Chinese painting culture to the world, but also has a great heart of love and takes benevolence as his life creed. In 1987, at the age of 89, Huang Junbi painted 100 paintings behind closed doors, held the "Love Project Momofuku Calligraphy and Painting Exhibition", and used all the proceeds from the charity sale to help the orphaned, the poor and the weak.
At the age of 93, Huang Junbi painted a "Picture of Returning with a Full Load", which was the last work of his life. The inscription says: Returning with a full load, if life is dustless, there is always a reason for clutch pessimism. After a year of illness, he has been rehabilitated, and the pen and ink dance have been renewed. This was painted last year, due to illness and brushwork, this autumn weak pen into it, regardless of the clumsiness. Geng mid-autumn September in Baiyun Hall. Jun Bi was 94 years old.
"Returning with a full load", like a portrayal of his life, hard work has finally yielded fruitful results.