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Wu Baoyou is a painter and printmaker from the Autonomous Region of Inner Mongolia. His subjects are firmly rooted in Mongolian folk tradition. But his style shows large variations.
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Biography
Wu Baoyu, Mongolian, was born in 1962. He graduated from the Fine Arts Department of Jirem League University in 1982. He is a member of Inner Mongolian Autonomous Region Artists Association and the vice chairman of Tongliao City Horqin Left Wing Middle Banner Artists Association.
Awards for Wu Baoyu
His print "Vulture" was exhibited along with other ethnic art works in Norway, "June" attended the Beijing Inner Mongolian Culture Week Art Exhibition.
In 2002, his traditional Chinese painting "The Proud Son of Grasslands" won the Prize of Excellence of Jinjian Culture of Ministry of Justice in the Traditional Chinese Painting Exhibition for Welcoming the Olympic Games in Beijing.
Illustrator and Book Writer
Wu Baoyu is also author of many cartoons, comic book and prints that have been published in various newspapers and periodicals.
Dieter Wanczura
(May 2008, updated August 2009))
Woodblock Prints by Wu Baoyu
Mr. Wu Baoyu works in the technique of Chinese reduction woodblock prints.
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Mongolia Artists
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- Han Daiqin - born 1963
- Ji Xingdong - born 1959
- Jie Rentai
- Li Hua - born 1959
- Lu Hongmei - born 1972
- Mongolian Artists Declaration
- Mongolian Artists Prints Touring Exhibition
- Mongolian Printmakers
- Mongolian Printmaking History
- Shan Dan
- Tong Jingfeng - born 1963
- Wang Zuocai - born 1959
- Wu Baoyu - born 1962
- Wu Enqi - born 1953
- Zhao Rigetu
- Zhao Weiguo - born 1962