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Animal
Guo Xianzhong’s animal paintings have overturned the Chinese painting’s convention technically and created qualitative changes in its intension and endless expansions in its extension. He injects calligraphy elements into his paintings, combining the two seamlessly and achieving the highest simplification without borrowing any western techniques. He personifies the animals under his brush, expressing human psyche through animal bodies, a style completely different from the traditional Chinese norm.
Mr. Guo’s crane and monkey paintings offer a feeling of universality instead of endemicity, with a spirit parallel to universe and nature, confined to nothing and originating from nowhere.
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- Rising Sun
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- Family Story
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- Lotus Pond
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- Under the Moonlight
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- Two Immortals
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- Lone Walk
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- Mother and Son
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- Lotus and Crane
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- Eight Thousand Miles with Clouds and Moon
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- Looking up at the Moon
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- Dancing in Heaven
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- Moon in the Water
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- Two Drunkards
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- Monkey is the King
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- Monkey
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- Looking Back
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- Freestyle Dance
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- Facing the Wall-2
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- Excited
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- Eight Immortals
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- Brothers-1
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- Brothers-2
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- Willow in Spring Wind
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- Look at this Family
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- Melodious Voice under the Bamboo-1
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- Melodious Voice under the Bamboo-2
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- Singing to the Sky
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- Melodious Voice under the Bamboo-3
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- Two Heros
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- Rejoicing
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- Scheming
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- Strolling along the River and Sky
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- Sweet Dream
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- Three Travellers
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- Picture of Two Monkeys
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- Monkey Group
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- Looking up to the Moon
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- Looking back again
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- Little Bee
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- Good Year
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- Four Friends in Cold Days
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- Facing the Wall-3
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- Dreaming in Drizzles
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- Brothers-3
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- Baby Monkey
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- Christmas Eve
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- Small talk
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- Reward is ahead
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- Lone dancer
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- Dual dancers
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- Showing off
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- Immortal
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- Lone singer
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- Geese-1
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- Geese-2
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- Spring river
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Guo Xianzhong, born in Huayang, Sichuan, China, 1941, is now resident in Chongqing, China. Mr. Guo is famous for his unique and revolutionary style of combining Western and Chinese painting techniques in his artworks, with a great variety of genres and full of life and freedom...
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Truly love your craft and the way you express it – much admired.
Great form! I love the simplicity.
This is wonderful! how you obtained the image of the monkeys with the two colours is surprising as you see real monkeys in front of you :3 i adore it!
This is just incredibly beautiful.
Your work is just gorgeous, really amazing! 🙂
Good! I like the monkey is the king. And I think it have a condition there is no tiger!
Great work of Art. I hope you can exhibit here at Sydney.