Xiao Yan

Xiao Yanling

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Xiao Yanling was born in Beijing in 1945 and is good at Chinese painting. He graduated from the high school attached to Beijing Academy of Arts in 1963 and the Central Academy of Arts and crafts in 1968. Deputy editor of people's fine arts publishing house. His works have participated in national and Beijing art exhibitions for many times, exhibited in Japan and other foreign countries, and published in many magazines such as China Art Museum, art guide, friends of art, etc. Now he is a member of China Artists Association and Beijing Women Artists Association.

Introduction to art

He graduated from the Central Academy of Arts and crafts in 1968, and then worked in Beijing sheet factory. In 1973, he worked as an art designer in the Institute of technology of Beijing Academy of Textile Sciences. In 1979, he worked as a cover designer in the printing industry press of China Institute of Printing Science and technology. After 1985, he worked as an art editor and deputy editor of people's Art Publishing House. member of China Artists Association and Beijing Women Artists Association. In 1972, his gouache figure painting succession was selected in Beijing Art Exhibition and published in Beijing Workers newspaper that year. Beijing Garden, a new year's painting with four screens created in 1987, was selected into the fourth national annual painting exhibition and published by the people's fine arts publishing house. Bai Ju, a color and ink painting created in 1989, participated in the "modern Chinese Art Exhibition" in Japan sponsored by the art development company of the Ministry of culture and was collected. In 1997, the color and ink painting "vase flower" was selected into the "Sino Japanese friendly art exchange exhibition" and included in the album. In 2000, people's Fine Arts Publishing House published "selected works of Xiao Yanling's color ink" in the journals of art guide and friends of fine arts respectively. in 2006, she held a "three person joint exhibition of fine traditional Chinese paintings by female painters" in Beijing Niushi classic culture and Art Center. Qi Baishi seal cutting collection won the second prize of the fourth book design.

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