Draft:Yu Jincai
Chinese Landscape Painter
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Yu Jincai (Chinese: 于金才; born November 1937), also known as Chen Jian, is a Chinese landscape painter and art theorist. He is a member of the China Artists Association and a former First-Class Artist at the Hebei Academy of Painting.
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Biography
Yu Jincai (born November 1937 – died 2017) in Ling County, Shandong, China.[1] He graduated from the Tianjin Academy of Fine Arts in 1961.[2]
After graduation, he worked as an art educator and later served as a staff member at the Hebei Art Creation Studio. In 1986, he joined the Hebei Academy of Painting, where he worked as a professional painter and was later appointed as a First-Class Artist.[3]
Yu has been active in landscape painting and calligraphy since the 1960s. He specializes in traditional Chinese ink landscape painting, with a focus on the Taihang Mountains. He is particularly known for his depictions of Cangyan Mountain.[4]
Career and works
Yu's works have been selected for national exhibitions, including the 6th National Art Exhibition of China.[5] Some of his works are held in the collections of the National Art Museum of China and the Mao Zedong Memorial Hall.[6]
In addition to painting, Yu is also active in calligraphy, producing works based on classical Chinese poetry.
Publications
- Yu Jincai Landscape Painting Collection. Culture and Art Publishing House.
- Yu Jincai Calligraphy Collection. Hebei Fine Arts Publishing House, 2018. ISBN 978-7-5310-9269-8.
Affiliations
- Member, China Artists Association
- Council member, Qi Baishi Art Research Association (Beijing)
- Vice President, Hebei Fine Arts Theory Research Association