Quanzhou Silk Painting Three Degrees To Attend The The Grand Palace Art Salon Exhibition In Paris, France

A few days ago, two silk paintings of the Quanzhou silk painting artist, "sea and reef", "the river of hometown" were invited again to participate in Art Capital, The Grand Palace, Paris.

This is the third time that Chen Ronghao's works have taken part in the world's top international art exhibition. After the exhibition, the two silk paintings will be collected by the French artists association and the French painting salon, which are nearly 300 years old.

Quanzhou silk painting "the river of hometown" has been praised by European audiences.

Paris The Grand Palace art wealth Salon Exhibition began in 1884 and has a long history. It is held annually in The Grand Palace in Paris. It is the highest official art class with the highest academic level in the French culture ministry and College France. Van Gogh, Cezanne, Daly, Picasso, Zhao Wuji, Zhu Dequn and many other artistic masters have come out of this exhibition and are familiar with the world.

The exhibition attracted artists from nearly 50 countries. The exhibition is mainly painting, with other visual arts such as sculpture, photography and installation.

Sea and reef

The river of hometown.

It is known that as early as 2012, Chen Ronghao had brought Quanzhou silk painting into the world's highest art palace in The Grand Palace, France, Paris.

At the exhibition of "capital of art" in The Grand Palace, Paris, France, in 2013, the independent art salon of the world art exhibition, a special gallery of "Chen Ronghao Silk Art Gallery", was set up by the independent artist salon, whose silk paintings became the focus of the joint exhibition. Many artists and audiences were deeply shocked by the charm of Quanzhou silk painting art.

Chen Ronghao, a famous silk painting artist in China, has inherited and carried forward the traditional silk culture in China. He has undertaken the cultural project of silk and silk reproduction of the forty scenes of Old Summer Palace, combining traditional and modern techniques to create the original national treasure.