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1907 Shanghai - 1998 France. Known for: Painting; Sculpture; Teaching.
In 1921, Zhang Chong-Ren entered into Tushanwan Printing House to work in plate-making and photography. He also began to learn oil painting. In 1931 he entered into Academie Royale des Beaux-Arts de... Read full biography
In 1921, Zhang Chong-Ren entered into Tushanwan Printing House to work in plate-making and photography. He also began to learn oil painting. In 1931 he entered into Academie Royale des Beaux-Arts de LIege. During this period, he met a Belgian comic artist Herge and collaborated a production called... Read full biography
In 1921, Zhang Chong-Ren entered into Tushanwan Printing House to work in plate-making and photography. He also began to learn oil painting. In 1931 he entered into Academie Royale des Beaux-Arts de LIege. During this period, he met a Belgian comic artist Herge and collaborated a production called "Blue Lotus." In November of 1935 he returned home and in the following year organized a Chongren art studio in Shanghai. Zhang held several solo and sculpture exhibitions. In 2003, Zhang Chong-Ren... Read full biography
In 1921, Zhang Chong-Ren entered into Tushanwan Printing House to work in plate-making and photography. He also began to learn oil painting. In 1931 he entered into Academie Royale des Beaux-Arts de LIege. During this period, he met a Belgian comic artist Herge and collaborated a production called "Blue Lotus." In November of 1935 he returned home and in the following year organized a Chongren art studio in Shanghai. Zhang held several solo and sculpture exhibitions. In 2003, Zhang Chong-Ren memorial was established.
In 1921, Zhang Chong-Ren entered into Tushanwan Printing House to work in plate-making and photography. He also began to learn oil painting. In 1931 he entered into Academie Royale des Beaux-Arts de LIege. During this period, he met a Belgian comic artist Herge and collaborated a production called "Blue Lotus." In November of 1935 he returned home and in the following year organized a Chongren art studio in Shanghai. Zhang held several solo and sculpture exhibitions. In 2003, Zhang Chong-Ren memorial was established.