Qu Leilei
a Chinese artist in Britain
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Author
Contributions
- Liu, Yan, 1975 November 2- author - Contributor
- Kerr, Rose, 1953- writer of added commentary - Contributor
- Ashmolean Museum - Contributor
Publication
2017 - Ashmolean Museum, Oxford, England, England
Language
English
Word Count
20,000 words, Guess
Page Count
80 pages
Identifiers
- ISBN-101910807206
- ISBN-139781910807200
- OCLC Control Number982650659
- Better World Books9781910807200
- Open LibraryOL44151663M
Classifications
- DDC759.951
- LCCND1049.Q84 A4 2017
- LCCND1049
Alternate Titles
- Chinese artist in Britain
Description
"Qu Leilei now stands as a technically accomplished master, capable of handling brush and ink with the utmost competency and photographic-like quality. His visual language is well established, and it represents a fusion of east and west. By contrast, Leilei has sought to blend the descriptive, realistic styles of the European Renaissance with Chinese ink painting. Moreover, he has constantly worked to achieve profound concepts in his work, ideas that have universal application. This catalogue is a retrospective, an overview of the body of work Qu Leilei has produced up to the present day. Certain broad themes can be divined: a burning interest in the history of China, and what can be learned from it; a loving concern for human beings and their individual achievements; an absorption in the anatomy and depiction of the human body; an urge to warn against the perils of the world; and a heartfelt desire to integrate Chinese and western art practice and techniques"--
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