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An exhibition focusing on the works of Chinese oil painter Luo Yi over the past seven decades is drawing to a close at the China National Academy of Painting in Beijing after a successful run.
Titled "Transparent Shadows on Sapphire Sea," it features over 150 of the artist’s representative sketches and paintings. It presents a comprehensive collection of Luo's works from his younger days to middle age and also his golden years, including oil paintings, watercolors, Chinese paintings, and sketches.
A photo shows the exhibition showcasing the 70-year career of artist Luo Yi. /CGTN
Now in his 90s, Luo is known for his vibrant and refreshing painting style and his contributions to the field as an educator. In 1956, Luo was sent by the Chinese government to study in Czechoslovakia. After completing his studies and returning to China in 1960, he taught at the Zhejiang Academy of Fine Arts and then at the Minzu University of China, nurturing many artists and oil painting teachers in China's contemporary art scene and the field of art education.
A photo shows the exhibition showcasing the 70-year career of artist Luo Yi. /CGTN
As both a painter and educator, Luo's artistic journey and creative endeavors also reflect the development of art and society in China over the past 70 years.
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