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1885 McGary, Shanghai - 1950. Known for: Scroll painting.
Wang Shizi, also known as Wei, was a Chinese painter who lived in McGary, Shanghai. He served as a professor of Chinese painting at Shanghai Art College, Chinese Art College, and Xinhua Art College.... Read full biography
Wang Shizi, also known as Wei, was a Chinese painter who lived in McGary, Shanghai. He served as a professor of Chinese painting at Shanghai Art College, Chinese Art College, and Xinhua Art College. He was known for his attention to detail in art, particularly in flowers, birds, fish, and insects,... Read full biography
Wang Shizi, also known as Wei, was a Chinese painter who lived in McGary, Shanghai. He served as a professor of Chinese painting at Shanghai Art College, Chinese Art College, and Xinhua Art College. He was known for his attention to detail in art, particularly in flowers, birds, fish, and insects, and his use of pen and color, ink layout, and calligraphy. His calligraphy was based on Qin Quan's edict, and he also wrote poems and created seals. He changed his name to Shizi after the age of forty.... Read full biography
Wang Shizi, also known as Wei, was a Chinese painter who lived in McGary, Shanghai. He served as a professor of Chinese painting at Shanghai Art College, Chinese Art College, and Xinhua Art College. He was known for his attention to detail in art, particularly in flowers, birds, fish, and insects, and his use of pen and color, ink layout, and calligraphy. His calligraphy was based on Qin Quan's edict, and he also wrote poems and created seals. He changed his name to Shizi after the age of forty.
Wang Shizi, also known as Wei, was a Chinese painter who lived in McGary, Shanghai. He served as a professor of Chinese painting at Shanghai Art College, Chinese Art College, and Xinhua Art College. He was known for his attention to detail in art, particularly in flowers, birds, fish, and insects, and his use of pen and color, ink layout, and calligraphy. His calligraphy was based on Qin Quan's edict, and he also wrote poems and created seals. He changed his name to Shizi after the age of forty.