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Xi Axing

b. 1944

Chinese painter

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About Xi Axing

Born 1944. Xi Axing is a Chinese painter.

Xi Axing (; born January 28, 1944), also known mononymously as Axing, is a Chinese painter.

Xi was born in Huangpu District, Shanghai. His active career started in 1978 when art schools and professional organisations were reinstated after the Cultural Revolution. At that time, Axing was an art editor at the Shanghai Children's Publishing House. He quickly became renowned for his engravings and oil paintings. His most famous works include "Serenade" , "Candlelight" (, 2001), "Girl with a bird" , "Water", "Pounding cloth map" and "Warehouse".

Axing rarely portrays real people, mostly taking his inspiration for the subjects and associated colours, lines and shapes from Chinese folk art, especially traditional Wuxi clay figurines.

His creations are exhibited in many Chinese art museums such as the China Art Museum and the , as well as in private collections in Europe and the United States. He has participated in many national and international art exhibitions.

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Frequently asked questions

Who is Xi Axing?

Chinese painter

When was Xi Axing born?

Xi Axing was born on 28 January 1944 in Shanghai.

What is Xi Axing's occupation?

Xi Axing is a painter.

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Xi Axing is Chinese.

Sources & further reading

· Wikipedia: Xi Axing

· Wikidata: Q20950005

· DBpedia: Xi Axing

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