The Days of Manchuria hit Chita

On May 24, in the context of celebrating the 360-ieth anniversary of the Zabailkalsky Krai administrative center, traditional Days of Manchuria were unleashed.

An exhibition of famous Chinese artists, featuring over fifty works of art: paintings, calligraphy, liquid silk decorations, opened the festivities. The brush virtuosos conveyed the charm of Chinese culture in portraits and landscapes. Calligraphic inscriptions in small uncial can be of particular interest. Chinese visual arts are characterized by vivid imagery; therefore, every drawing or painting contains a certain implication. The authors used the Four Treasures of the Study, a true writer’s toolkit, comprising ink, a brush, an ink slab, and paper. Black and white colours dominate the majority of works.

Source: www.chita.rfn.ru