Pen Ink Cangyu Yin Gubai Liu Yunquan Painting and Calligraphy Exhibition opened at Wuhou Temple Art Museum

Cover Journalist Yang Fan

On August 28, "Gu Baiyin -Liu Yunquan's 80th Painting and Calligraphy Exhibition" opened at the Wuhou Temple Art Museum. This exhibition is hosted by the Chengdu Wuhou Temple Museum, and Mr. Liu Yunquan has recently made 40 pieces. It is reported that the exhibition will last from August 28 to September 18, every day from 10:00 to 17:00, and will be open to the public for free.

Liu Yunquan was born in Yangxi Town, Sichuan Province, Sichuan Province in 1943. He is a well -known contemporary calligrapher and painter. He must be a must -have in each painting, and his poems are simple and natural, and there is no carved ax cut marks. The slang folk songs are all in the painting, the smell is timeless, the thoughts are very elegant, and it is a real literati painter.

The forty calligraphy and painting works exhibited this time have both eight -foot masterpieces and ebol. In order to prepare for this exhibition, Mr. Liu Yunquan, who has been eighty years old, climbed up the hill in the ups and downs of Bashan in Bashan, read the rain and listen to the wind. After careful creation.

The cover reporter saw at the scene that the exhibition was intended to enter the painting with books, exuded the book with painting, and focused on showing unique pen and ink. The entire work of the work is performed, and the content is mostly expressed by mountains and rivers, and the metaphor is chanting, and the artistic philosophy of "pen and ink should be with the times".

Liu Yunquan said that this exhibition was named "Gu Baiyin", which was intended to be taken from Du Fu's poems. At the same time, it also clearly stated the location of the exhibition. Temple Art Museum. Mr. Liu Yunquan also donated two works of "Rolling the East of the Yangtze River" and "Gubacheng Pictures Cuiyun Jian Fengyun" to Chengdu Wuhou Temple Museum. He said with a smile: "The work stays in the art museum and the museum is better and more meaningful than staying at home!"

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