Who introduced western art techniques to the chinese?
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Who introduced western art techniques to the chinese?
Chinese art History of Asian art Chinese painting Woodblock printing Giuseppe Castiglione (Jesuit painter) History of painting Japanese art Pan Yuliang Xu Beihong Peter Parker (physician)
<b>Chinese</b> art is visual art that, whether ancient or modern, originated in or is 
practiced in <b>China</b> ... After contacts with <b>Western art</b> became increasingly 
important from the 19th century onwards, in recent decades ... Traditional 
<b>Chinese</b> painting involves essentially the same <b>techniques</b> as <b>Chinese</b> 
calligraphy and is done with a&nbsp;... ... oil paintings were <b>introduced</b> to <b>China</b>, and more and more <b>Chinese</b> painters 
began to touch <b>Western painting techniques</b>&nbsp;... Beginning with the New Culture Movement, <b>Chinese</b> artists started to adopt using 
Western <b>techniques</b>. Prominent <b>Chinese</b> artists who studied <b>Western painting</b>&nbsp;... For <b>Western art</b> prints, see Woodcut. For the related <b>technique invented</b> in the 
18th century, see Wood engraving. For Japanese woodblock printing, see&nbsp;... Other European painters followed and a new school of painting was created that 
combined <b>Chinese</b> and Western <b>methods</b>. The influence of <b>Western art</b> on the&nbsp;... The history of <b>painting</b> reaches back in time to artifacts from pre-historic humans, 
and spans all ... <b>Western techniques</b> of oil <b>paintings</b> began entering <b>China</b> in the 
19th century, ... It was considered important for an <b>introduction</b> to the afterlife. Japanese <b>art</b> covers a wide range of <b>art</b> styles and media, including ancient 
pottery, sculpture, ... After the <b>Chinese</b> Northern Wei buddhist <b>art</b> had infiltrated a 
Korean ... Wood block printing was the common <b>method</b> of printing from the 
eleventh ... During the Prewar period, The <b>introduction</b> of <b>Western</b> cultural values 
led to a&nbsp;... Pan Yuliang (<b>Chinese</b>: 潘玉良, 14 June 1895 – 1977), born in Yangzhou as Chen 
Xiuqing, and ... artist, while questioning them. Despite being remembered for 
<b>introducing Western paintings</b> to <b>China</b>, she was able to provide a new lens to 
<b>how</b> these women were seen through her paintings as not just objects but 
subjects. Xu Beihong also known as Ju Péon, was a <b>Chinese</b> painter, and was a painter 
who hailed from <b>China</b>. He was primarily known for his <b>Chinese</b> ink <b>paintings</b> of 
horses and birds and ... In his efforts to create a new form of national <b>art</b>, he 
combined <b>Chinese</b> brush and ink <b>techniques</b> with <b>Western</b> perspective and 
<b>methods</b> of&nbsp;... Peter Parker (June 18, 1804 – January 10, 1888) was an American physician 
and a missionary <b>who introduced Western</b> medical <b>techniques</b> into Qing Dynasty 
<b>China</b>. ... Some of the <b>paintings</b> are part of a collection of Lam Qua&#39;s work held by 
the Peter Parker Collection at the Harvey Cushing/John Hay Whitney Medical&nbsp;...
Matteo Ricci
Chinese art