China Contemporary Realistic Oil Painting Exhibition Opens in Changsha

The China Contemporary Realistic Oil Painting Exhibition opened at the Li Zijian Art Museum in Changsha on November 5. A total of 235 oil paintings created by 67 painters from across the country are on display. The exhibition features three categories of figures, still life, and landscapes. The works integrate western classic realistic painting techniques with Chinese culture, presenting an extraordinary visual feast to the audience. The exhibition will open to the public free of charge till December 18. 

Photo by Xu Xing, Hunan Daily

The China Contemporary Realistic Oil Painting Exhibition opened at the Li Zijian Art Museum in Changsha on November 5. A total of 235 oil paintings created by 67 painters from across the country are on display. The exhibition features three categories of figures, still life, and landscapes. The works integrate western classic realistic painting techniques with Chinese culture, presenting an extraordinary visual feast to the audience. The exhibition will open to the public free of charge till December 18. 

Photo by Xu Xing, Hunan Daily

The China Contemporary Realistic Oil Painting Exhibition opened at the Li Zijian Art Museum in Changsha on November 5. A total of 235 oil paintings created by 67 painters from across the country are on display. The exhibition features three categories of figures, still life, and landscapes. The works integrate western classic realistic painting techniques with Chinese culture, presenting an extraordinary visual feast to the audience. The exhibition will open to the public free of charge till December 18. 

Photo by Xu Xing, Hunan Daily

The China Contemporary Realistic Oil Painting Exhibition opened at the Li Zijian Art Museum in Changsha on November 5. A total of 235 oil paintings created by 67 painters from across the country are on display. The exhibition features three categories of figures, still life, and landscapes. The works integrate western classic realistic painting techniques with Chinese culture, presenting an extraordinary visual feast to the audience. The exhibition will open to the public free of charge till December 18. 

Photo by Xu Xing, Hunan Daily