Zhang Daqian (1899.0510-1983.04.02), a native of Neijiang City, Sichuan Province, was originally named Zhengquan, later renamed Qi, whose real name was posthumous title Daqian, alias Daqian lay man, Hong Kong people, and named Zhaiming Dafengtang, a modern painter in China. Representative works such as Lotus Map, Love Biting the Lake, Wan Li Map of the Yangtze River, and Autumn Painting.

1911September, Zhang Daqian attended Neijiang Catholic Evangelical School and graduated from Huamei Primary School. 1965438+In September 2004, I studied at Zengjiayan Qiujing Middle School in Chongqing and then transferred to Jiangjin Middle School.

19 17, I traveled to Japan, studied printing and dyeing at Kyoto Institute of Art, and still studied painting. 19/kloc-returned to Shanghai from Japan in 0/9, and studied calligraphy, cursive script, seal script and official script with emphasis on Weibei. During his stay in Shanghai, he and his brother Zhang Shan Kunzhong founded the Dafengtang School of Painting. 1944, Zhang Daqian's exhibition of copying Dunhuang murals was held, which attracted attention from all walks of life in Chongqing. Later, he held art exhibitions in Asia, Europe and the United States, and was praised as "the most prestigious master of Chinese painting today". 1949 created the Lotus Map, which is now hidden in Mao Zedong's former residence in Zhongnanhai.

1969, moved to San Francisco and lived in America for 10 years, which was the heyday of Zhang Daqian's creation. 1974, received an honorary doctorate in humanities from California Pacific University. 1978, moved to Taipei, was homesick in his later years, and died of heart disease on April 2, 1983.