Yes
Gouache
Hmm! there does not seems to be a clear answer :- W.S. Chiang is Chinese and born in Hong Kong in 1933, that would make him 85 (in 2018), so it is possible he is still alive.
A red stamp on a painting can indicate either Chinese or Japanese origin, as both cultures use red seals in their artworks. In China, these stamps often signify the artist's name or the work's authenticity and are typically carved from stone. In Japan, similar red seals, known as "hanko," serve a comparable purpose but may also reflect the artist's lineage or the specific style of the artwork. To determine the origin, one would need to consider the painting's style and context in addition to the stamp itself.
no he wasn't a artist
It means 'This painting is done as a copy of, or in the style of, artist X'. It is not the work of artist X.
How the Artist Captured the Chinese Boxers - 1900 was released on: USA: September 1900
Chinese guy past his 40s
www.artnet.com/artist/425227158/liu-bolin.html
Mi Fu was born in 1051.
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Gouache
He is a chinese martial artist. CHinese Martial arts do not go by belts.
The artist would look at a scene for a long time, while meditating on it. Then he would begin his painting.
Bruce Lee starred in Fists of Fury.
Harold Blackmer Symes has written: 'An artist's approach to the monochromatic and spatial concepts of the early Chinese landscape painters' -- subject(s): Chinese Landscape painting, Landscape painting, Chinese
Do you konw huangshan? You can find greenhills and white chouds in the Chinese artist's art,but you can find other else.That is a peace heart.http://bailianyu.blog126.cn
artist is the noun, -- it is the singular form -- eg Jack is an artist artists -- is the plural form -- eg The artists met in the cafe artist's -- is the possessive singular form -- eg The artist's wife is Chinese artists' -- is the possessive plural form -- eg The artists' cars are parked illegally