Painting a feeling of forcefulness:Wei Feng's birds and flowers
Updated: 2015-12-28 14:05
By Li Hongrui(chinadaily.com.cn)
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Five eagles drawn by Wei Feng are on display. [Photo by Li Hongrui/chinadaily.com.cn] |
On a cold and gray winter afternoon last Saturday, people stopped in front of the bright ink paintings exhibited at the Naga Art Center in Beijing. Flying sparrows, golden-colored flowers, peacocks, roosters and eagles all vividly find their way in these paintings by Wei Feng.
As a leading master of Chinese freehand brush works, the 73-year-old Wei is well-known for his Central China style of ink painting.
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