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Da Zhong Zhang

Da Zhong Zhang (Born 1953) is active/lives in China.  Da Zhong Zhang is known for Painting.

Zhang Da Zhong became an artist relatively late in life.  During the days of the Cultural Revolution, in the late 1980's Zhang finally went to school and eventually got a Masters of Fine Art from the Guangzhou Fine Arts Academy.  At this time he specialized in political art which made him famous in China, particularly for painting a series of works featuring girls of the Red Guards.  During the time of Mao`s Cultural Revolution (1965-1968) women were encouraged not to be women, but to be part of the homogeneous mass, androgynous workers wore loose clothing and bowed their heads to hide their natural curves. Zhang's sister and friends were members of the Red Guard who were subdued to this rigid policy.  Zhang brought them back to life in a series of paintings intended to enhance the rare femininity and feelings of these women in contact with the combat environment.  From these beginnings he continued to paint this central theme, depicting beautiful Chinese womenGerrards Auction Rooms   ...  [Displaying 1022 of 2260 characters.]  Artist bio

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