The peasant painter turned into a student of the Academy of Fine Arts, and the paint brush in his hand became a national paint brush. Pan Jianhua, 58, is an ordinary villager in Jin'e Village, Huzhou City, Zhejiang Province. At the age of 16, he studied with a teacher and learned to be a painter. Now he has been a painter for more than 40 years.
The painters at that time were different from now, not only painting, but also painters who were more particular about painting. At that time, the most popular wooden bed combining Chinese and Western style, there were nine boards on the bed fence for painting, and most of the time it was painting flowers and birds such as plum, orchid, bamboo and chrysanthemum. Pan Jianhua has been constantly picking up paint jobs. He admitted that his job is to support his family and let his family live more spaciously.
In 2016, by chance, he met Deqing County Senior Citizen University Teacher Huang, with the encouragement and help of Teacher Huang, Pan Jianhua, who is in his 50s, started the enlightenment of Chinese painting. Not long ago, he saw the relevant admissions brochure of the China Academy of Art, drew four pictures and sent them to the designated mailbox. He did not expect to receive the admission notice of the training class.
During his studies at the China Academy of Art, Pan Jianhua gained a lot and made many good friends and discussed painting skills with each other. After more than a year of study, Master Pan's work has more "possibilities", his paintings have gained more recognition, and hotels have asked him to be a painter and painted murals, and there are many painting enthusiasts "Come here because of his fame" and asked him to learn painting.
Although Master Pan has been a painter since the age of 16, his enthusiasm for painting has not retreated. He is still painting at ordinary times. It is precisely because of this love and persistence that he was seen by Mr. Huang Jianshi Only when I had the opportunity, I had the "stepping stone" to enter the China Academy of Art for further study.
Today, Master Pan has set up a small studio in his rented house, which is full of his works: "If you are satisfied with your paintings, just put them away and look back from time to time to see if you are lacking and can you improve. ; the best, framed for competition or exhibition.”
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