Kun Wang
from Beijing, China
(b. 1970)
Female Portraits - oil on canvas -
Mia Feigelson's FB Gallery
By Kun Wang, from Beijing (b. 1970) His legs were paralyzed due to polio at the age of 3. He loved painting since childhood and attended elementary art training at the age of 7, and he gradually showed extraordinary art talent. Elementary training could not satisfy his strong desire for the study of art, so he sought a higher level of education by all means. Unfortunately his physical restriction was a serious handicap in his studying, so he had no choice but to learn by himself. With his family's full support and encouragement, he tried his best to find and collect as many resources as possible related to art and began a basic but strict, formal, comprehensive and professional self-training: this self-study laid very solid basic skills of drawing as well as paving the way for future developments in art. At that time he also studied Chinese painting, calligraphy, seal carving and many other artistic fields. In the mid-1980's he changed his study, research and creativity to oil painting. With his artwork "Harvest on Black Soil," published in "Art Panorama," he established his way to modern classical realism, and then he developed a unique step by step artistic style in oil painting technique. He came to Beijing in 1994, and became a professional oil painter. WangKun studio was founded in 1998, and he engaged in painting modern classical realism. He is settled in Beijing now.
http://www.wangkunstudio.com/bio.htm
By Kun Wang, from Beijing (b. 1970) His legs were paralyzed due to polio at the age of 3. He loved painting since childhood and attended elementary art training at the age of 7, and he gradually showed extraordinary art talent. Elementary training could not satisfy his strong desire for the study of art, so he sought a higher level of education by all means. Unfortunately his physical restriction was a serious handicap in his studying, so he had no choice but to learn by himself. With his family's full support and encouragement, he tried his best to find and collect as many resources as possible related to art and began a basic but strict, formal, comprehensive and professional self-training: this self-study laid very solid basic skills of drawing as well as paving the way for future developments in art. At that time he also studied Chinese painting, calligraphy, seal carving and many other artistic fields. In the mid-1980's he changed his study, research and creativity to oil painting. With his artwork "Harvest on Black Soil," published in "Art Panorama," he established his way to modern classical realism, and then he developed a unique step by step artistic style in oil painting technique. He came to Beijing in 1994, and became a professional oil painter. WangKun studio was founded in 1998, and he engaged in painting modern classical realism. He is settled in Beijing now.
http://www.wangkunstudio.com/bio.htm
"Classical Fashion Series Ⅰ--Peaceful Instant" (2011)
- Oil on Canvas; 22" X 18" -
"That Moment" (2012)
- Oil on Canvas; 22" X 18"
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Miss Xie's Portrait" Salon International (2011) Greenhouse Gallery of Fine Art, 2011.4.2-4.22 USA
- Oil on Canvas; 26" X 21" -
"Classical Fashion Series Ⅰ--Headwear" (2012)
Oil on Canvas ; 24" X 20" -
"Classical Fashion Series Ⅰ--Silence" (2012)
- Oil on Canvas; 22" X 18" -
"A Chinese Girl's Portrait" (2008)
- Oil on Canvas; 29" X 23" -
I am very happy
ResponderEliminarThanks to you I'm pleased these rare paintings
I hope to see you always brilliant and successful
I do not know what to say but I am happy
God bless you
Yassin
el cuadro es muy realista y tiene mucho detalle
ResponderEliminarParecen fotografía en vez de pinturas manejó exquisito de colores luz y formas.
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