Yin Shoushi Art Museum

Yin Shoushi Art Museum

Yin Qianshi Art Museum opened on April 18, 1994. On April 14, 1999, on the first anniversary of Mr. Yin's death, Yin Qianshi Art Museum moved from his hometown Zhoutie town to Yixing Art Museum. Famous person Zhao Puchu wrote the title of the museum. More than 500 pieces of Mr. Yin's life story, calligraphy and painting works, as well as famous calligraphy and painting and cultural relics donated by Mr. Yin are displayed in the new museum, including the representative works created by Mr. Yin in various periods since 1941, the handwriting of more than 60 famous artists such as Lin Zexu, Zhu YIZUN, Kang Youwei, Zhang Taiyan, Huang Binhong, Xu Beihong, He Xiangning, Huang Yanpei and Liu Yazi, as well as Neolithic works All kinds of cultural relics since the time.

Introduction to the Museum of Art

Yin thin stone art museum is located in the center of Yixing City. It is adjacent to the vast blue waves in the west, the sports park in the south, and the prosperous business district in the East. With beautiful scenery and spring like seasons, all kinds of evergreen plants are lush, pavilions and pavilions, winding paths lead to seclusion, integrating the beauty of Jiangnan gardens and modern facilities, it is a good place for visitors to visit, study, enjoy and relax. Yin Shoushi art museum was awarded "youth moral education base" by Yixing municipal Party committee in 1994 and "Wuxi patriotism education base" by Wuxi Municipal Party committee in June 2002.

Mr. Yin Shoushi is a calligrapher and painter with deep patriotism who grew up with the war of resistance against Japan. He has created a large number of fine works of art all his life and made indelible contributions to the literary and artistic cause of new China.

Yin thin stone loved the motherland, loved the people, and was loyal to the party's literary and art cause. For a long time, Mr. Yin has been keeping close contact with his hometown, and always concerned about the construction and cultural development of his hometown. In 1992, he donated his representative works and his collection of famous paintings and art treasures to his hometown for free. For the complete preservation of these precious works of art, his hometown built Yin Shoushi Art Museum. On April 14, 1999, on the first anniversary of Mr. Yin's death, Yin's Art Museum moved from his hometown Zhoutie town to Yixing Art Museum, in order to better protect and make full use of the precious wealth Mr. Yin left for the people of his hometown. The new museum displays more than 500 pieces of Mr. Yin's life story, calligraphy and painting works, as well as famous calligraphy and painting and cultural relics donated by Mr. Yin, These include the masterpieces created by Yin Qianshi in various periods since 1941, the handwriting of more than 60 famous artists such as Lin Zexu, Zhu YIZUN, Kang Youwei, Zhang Taiyan, Huang Binhong, Xu Beihong, He Xiangning, Huang Yanpei and Liu Yazi, as well as various cultural relics since the Neolithic age.

The name of Yin thin stone art museum was inscribed by the famous person Zhao Puchu.

Distribution of art museums

There are four floors in the building. On the ground floor, there is a bronze bust of Yin thin stone, and historical photos of Yin's calligraphy on Cao's witchcraft. The second floor is divided into North and South exhibition halls, covering an area of 1000 square meters. The interior decoration of the exhibition hall is exquisite, and the display cabinet adopts the full glass main body design, with good permeability. The hall is equipped with three large vertical air conditioners, CK alarm devices, security doors and other security facilities. The ventilation, lighting and exhibition facilities of the exhibition hall have reached the first-class level. A total of 153 painting and calligraphy works and 115 cultural relics of various periods were exhibited in the two halls. The third floor is the warehouse and Mr. Yin's library, covering an area of more than 300 square meters, equipped with modern anti-theft and dehumidification facilities.

Life of Yin Shoushi

Yin Qianshi, 1919-1998, Zhou Tieren, Yixing, Jiangsu. He is a member of the Communist Party of China, a famous calligrapher and painter, vice chairman of the Chinese Federation of literary and art circles, member of the CPPCC National Committee, and former vice president of Beijing Academy of painting.

Yin thin stone loved calligraphy and painting since childhood. In 1933, he entered Yixing Ceramic vocational school in Jiangsu Province to study ceramics, calligraphy and painting. After the outbreak of the Anti Japanese war in 1938, he went into exile in Wuhan and entered Wuchang art college. After that, he devoted himself to the creation of figure painting and inspired the army and people in the rear area in the struggle against the enemy with the images of national heroes and contemporary outstanding patriots. In 1940, he was a researcher in the Art Department of Guangxi Provincial Museum of art, and created Qu Yuan, the painting of Zheng Chenggong's taking Liudu, shikefadu's Yangzhou, Boyi Shuqi, juzan mage, etc. During his stay in Guilin, he was highly valued by the famous patriotic poet Liu Yazi, famous politicians Li Jishen, He Xiangning, etc. He also had a day-to-day experience with famous politicians Xiong Fuxi, Ouyang Yuqian, Tian Han, Meng Chao, Duanmu Hongliang, Chen Erdong, juzan, ye Xuanyin, etc. In 1942 and 1944, he held two personal art exhibitions in Guilin, which were well received. In 1944, the Japanese invaded Hunan and Guangxi, carrying calligraphy and painting to the southwest, passing through Guiyang and Zunyi to Chongqing. In October 1945, during the Republic of China talks, he painted a portrait of Mao Zedong in Chongqing. This portrait, together with other progressive portraits, was displayed in the "joint exhibition of Liu poetry and Yin painting" held by Chongqing and poet Liu Yazi. Mao Zedong wrote inscriptions for the exhibition, which caused a sensation in the rear and had a great influence. Guo Moruo, Xu Beihong, Jian Bozan, Feng Zikai, Liu Kaiqu, Chen Erdong, Chen Xianghe and other famous writers successively published articles Published in Xinhua Daily, Huaxi daily, etc. In 1946, with the help of Zhou Enlai, Yin Qianshi arrived in the Shanxi Chahar Hebei border area and became a teacher of the school of literature and art of North China University. In 1947, with the Inner Mongolia Art Troupe engaged in propaganda, editor in chief of "Inner Mongolia Autonomous daily" supplement and "Inner Mongolia pictorial" Mou attended the first national cultural Congress in Beijing and was elected member of the all China Art Association. In 1950, he served as deputy director of the Preparatory Committee of Inner Mongolia Federation of literary and art circles, and later as member of Inner Mongolia Autonomous Region Culture and Education Committee and member of Inner Mongolia CPPCC. In 1956, he was elected chairman of Inner Mongolia Branch of China Artists Association. In 1957, he was Deputy Secretary General of Beijing Chinese Painting Academy. He joined the Communist Party of China in 1950. In 1958, he was wrongly classified as a "rightist" and transferred to Hulin, Heilongjiang Province to work. Later, he taught in Harbin Art Institute. He was transferred back to Beijing Painting Academy in 1962. In 1979, he served as the vice president of Beijing Academy of painting. In the same year, he attended the Fourth National People's Congress and was elected as the director of China Art Association. In 1980, he was elected chairman of Beijing Federation of literary and art circles and chairman of Beijing Branch of China Artists Association. In 1981, he was elected executive director of China Calligrapher Association. In 1988, he attended the fifth national cultural Congress and was elected executive vice president of the China Federation of literary and art circles. In 1996, he attended the Sixth National Congress of the people's Republic of China and was re elected executive vice president of the China Federation of literary and art circles. He is a member of the eighth and ninth sessions of the Chinese people's Political Consultative Conference.

Yin Shoushi is a painter with deep patriotism. His figure painting pays attention to the description of spirit with form, which promotes the development of Chinese figure painting at that time. After working in Inner Mongolia majestic and grand, the artist is a painter who has achieved personal accomplishments after Xu Beihong's painting. In his early years, he worked in small regular script, especially in cursive writing. His calligraphy is deep and steady, powerful, smooth and gentle, with white branches, density and urgency. He has his own family.

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Address: Yixing Art Museum, Yixing, Wuxi

Longitude: 119.81330993772

Latitude: 31.362736109385

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