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Biography

Lu Zhen Hua

Born in 1956 in Shanghai, a native of Wuxian, Jiangsu Province, he graduated from the Art Department of Drama Institute of Shanghai in 1980.He is now teaching in the Art Department of Shanghai Professional School of Light Industry. He is also member of Shanghai Artists’ Association.

His individual painting exhibition was held in the Gallery of Music Hall in Beijing in October 1991, in which 20 works of art were on display. Five paintings were sold to The Orient Arts Foundation of Hong Kong for collection. The oil painting “Love” took part in the National International Peace Exhibition in 1986. “The Conductor  ­­—    Chen Sheiyang” took part in a painting exhibition during Shanghai International Arts Festival. The same painting also took part in an exhibition held in Atlanta, USA. “Autumn Village” was exhibited at East China Painting Exhibition in 1980. “Autumn Forest” took part in the mobile exhibition of East China Youth Oil Painting Exhibition, and the same painting was sold to a collector from Japan. “Jianzhen Sailing to the East”, an oil painting in memory of Monk Jianzhen’s six times sailing to Japan for preaching, was on display in a Shanghai exhibition in 1980. Other works displayed in Shanghai in 1985 and 1986 include “Native Town”, “Village” and “Terra – Cotta Warriors”. Many works collected by collectors from USA, Japan and Canada include “Tibetans”, “Waterwheel in Prairie”, “Drinking Horse”, “Teahouse in South China” and “Horse Wagon”, etc. His other art works include “Plowing Buffalo” (800×400cm), a fresco now kept in Xin Yuan Hotel in Shanghai, “Rivers and Lakes in South China” (800×200cm), a fresco now kept in Shanghai Cheng Qiao Hotel, and “The Oriental” (500×244cm), a soft fresco now kept in Shanghai Pacific Hotel.