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69 - Wei Qian (China Shanghai, 1946) A group of works depicting figures, in charcoal and woodblock print Wei Qian (b. 1946) is a Chinese copperplate engraver, a native of Shanghai. He studied at the affiliated high school of the Central Academy of Fine Arts, then spent fifteen years working with the Xinjiang Production and Construction Corps. In 1978 he entered the graduate program in printmaking at the Guangzhou Academy of Fine Arts, where he studied copperplate engraving under Chen Xiaonan. He later served as professor and dean of the School of Fine Arts at Central China Normal University, and also supervised doctoral students. Widely honoured in both domestic and international print exhibitions, he is regarded as one of China's leading copperplate engravers. Uneven sizes China
Wei Qian (China Shanghai, 1946) A group of works depicting figures, in charcoal and woodblock print Wei Qian (b. 1946) is a Chinese copperplate engraver, a native of Shanghai. He studied at the affiliated high school of the Central Academy of Fine Arts, then spent fifteen years working with the Xinjiang Production and Construction Corps. In 1978 he entered the graduate program in printmaking at the Guangzhou Academy of Fine Arts, where he studied copperplate engraving under Chen Xiaonan. He later served as professor and dean of the School of Fine Arts at Central China Normal University, and also supervised doctoral students. Widely honoured in both domestic and international print exhibitions, he is regarded as one of China's leading copperplate engravers. Uneven sizes China