Chinese President Xi Jinping told artists on Wednesday that they should not pursue commercial success at the expense of producing work with artistic and moral value.
Paintings show British comedian Rowan Atkinson, well known as Mr Bean, in spoofs of classic paintings by American illustrator Rodney Pike.
Chinese President Xi Jinping told artists on Wednesday that they should not pursue commercial success at the expense of producing work with artistic and moral value.
Paintings show British comedian Rowan Atkinson, well known as Mr Bean, in spoofs of classic paintings by American illustrator Rodney Pike.
Chinese President Xi Jinping told artists on Wednesday that they should not pursue commercial success at the expense of producing work with artistic and moral value.
Paintings show British comedian Rowan Atkinson, well known as Mr Bean, in spoofs of classic paintings by American illustrator Rodney Pike.
Chinese President Xi Jinping told artists on Wednesday that they should not pursue commercial success at the expense of producing work with artistic and moral value.
Paintings show British comedian Rowan Atkinson, well known as Mr Bean, in spoofs of classic paintings by American illustrator Rodney Pike.
Chinese President Xi Jinping told artists on Wednesday that they should not pursue commercial success at the expense of producing work with artistic and moral value.
Paintings show British comedian Rowan Atkinson, well known as Mr Bean, in spoofs of classic paintings by American illustrator Rodney Pike.
Chinese President Xi Jinping told artists on Wednesday that they should not pursue commercial success at the expense of producing work with artistic and moral value.
Paintings show British comedian Rowan Atkinson, well known as Mr Bean, in spoofs of classic paintings by American illustrator Rodney Pike.