BEIJING – BEIJING (AP) — Wu Guanzhong, known as one of the fathers of modern Chinese art for combining western and Chinese elements in black and white oil paintings, has died. He was 90. He died in ...

Asia Society Museum's new exhibition, Revolutionary Ink: The Paintings of Wu Guanzhong, which opens tonight in New York City, marks the first posthumous retrospective in the United States of the ...

A forgotten Singapore artist, who studied with now-famous Chinese names like Zao Wou-Ki and Wu Guanzhong as a student at the then Hangzhou National College of Art.

"The Infinite Aestheticism: An Exhibition of Wu Guanzhong's Life of Art" -- the largest ever exhibition of the 83-year-old artist's work -- is currently on display at the Hong Kong Museum of Art ...

French-trained artist inspired by Picasso and Cézanne, who died in 2010 aged 90, was known for his landscapes that fuse deft Chinese strokes with Western form and colour The Chinese master painter, Wu ...

In China, Wu Guanzhong’s work is “regarded as something of a national treasure,” said Rachel Wolff in The Wall Street Journal. The Paris-trained artist, who died at the age of 90 in 2010, had a ...

NEW YORK — “A snake swallowing an elephant” is how the Chinese artist Wu Guanzhong described himself. The snake was the Chinese artist in him, and the elephant was Western art. The stylistic fusion ...

The beauty of the area along the Fuchun River, in central Zhejiang province of East China, has been the subject of many artists, the best known of them being the 14th-century ink painting Dwelling on ...

In the summer of 1950, soon after Mao Zedong had proclaimed the founding of the people's republic, Wu Guanzhong, happily studying painting in Paris, made the fateful decision to return to China.