The Development of the School History of the Academy of Fine Arts of Minzu University of China

The development of the Academy of Fine Arts of Minzu University of China is inseparable from the unremitting efforts of several generations. At that time, a batch of outstanding graduates from famous national art colleges are now old people with gray temples. They devoted their whole lives to the education of ethnic minorities' fine arts, and made historic contributions to changing the shortage of ethnic fine arts talents in ethnic areas. At the same time, they also made complete sets of teaching materials, books and various teaching equipment for the future development and perfection of the Academy of Fine Arts. These scholars are outstanding national art educators and founders of China minority art education. They are, Chen, Hao Hongzhang, Chen Yili, Wu Hongkui, Zhu Yuekui, Zhang Guangfu, Chen Zhaofu, Zhang, He Chongwu, Xing Lian, Liu, Jiang, Jin, Se, Zhou Xiuqing, Yu Wuzhang, Chen Shengmou and Li Jingbin. 1975, in order to enrich the teaching staff, a number of painters with outstanding professional achievements were successively transferred from art colleges and institutions. After 1982, a group of graduates from well-known art colleges joined the faculty of art colleges, and they fully demonstrated their talents in art creation and teaching. Their works often participate in some major art exhibitions at home and abroad, and have won praises from peers and all walks of life with their distinctive personal style, unique national style and artistic taste. More than 60 people won various awards at home and abroad 100 times. Many teachers went to the United States, France, Britain, Germany, Italy, Spain, Portugal, Switzerland, Russia, Czech Republic, Yugoslavia, India, Japan, South Korea, Singapore, Indonesia and Taiwan Province Province for academic exchanges or lectures. Many teachers' works are not only collected by the National Art Museum, Beijing Artists Association, international art galleries and provincial and municipal art galleries, but also by foreign collectors and foreign countries such as the United States, France and Japan.