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Chinese Brush Painting


Chinese art captures the natural beauty of this mysterious and diverse country. Famous for traditional ink wash painting, it often features landscapes, mountains, flowers and birds.  We built the online gallery www.artinkbrush.com to present you with traditional and modern Chinese contemporary art that captures the cultural, bold colours and strong forms.

Artist - Mr. Dawei Hao

Mr. Dawei Hao is a national certified Chinese painting artist based in China, professor of Guangzhou University Arts faculty and a member of The Guangdong Artists Association. 
There were many unforgettable paintings in his works. He normally focus on traditional Chinese realistic painting. Following paintings: "Spring in February", "Red October" and "Champion and Juan Antonio Samaranch" have been awarded in national arts exhibitions and competitions.
Below are some sample of his painting.

A tiger is looking for food in winter, ink on rice paper.
Lotus means pure, noble and lucky in chinese culture. This is a unique colorful brush painting art work in Asian art, 138* 70cm. . For Sale. In Sydney
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