Appreciation of Chinese painting master Zhang Yuguang's landscape character paintings!

Zhang Yuguang (1885-1968) was a native of Shaoxing, Zhejiang. 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.

For old painters with certain influences at home and abroad, the French Rijksmuseum and the Berlin Academy of Fine Arts in Germany have collected his works. All flowers and feathers, landscapes, characters, animals, etc. can do everything. In his early years, he painted sets, and then engaged in art education for forty years. In 1935, he published two collections of Nie Guang's paintings. His paintings inherit the painting style of Ren Bonian, an outstanding painter at the end of the Qing Dynasty, and absorb Western painting techniques to form their own faces. The composition is more varied, not clichéd, and has a naïve and natural interest.