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An exhibition to remember late Chinese painter Huang Junbi opened in Beijing at the National Art Museum of China on August 8. The exhibition, the first panoramic view of Huang's art in 60 years, marks an important occasion in the cross-straits cultural exchanges.

Huang Junbi died in 1991 at the age of 95, and is still considered a pivotal force in the development of Chinese ink color paintings in Taiwan.

The posthumous exhibition featured eighty works from Huang Junbi.

They displayed his magnificent strokes and exquisite execution, his style reached far beyond the status quo of Chinese painting in Taiwan.

The late painter, who acquired his fame and developed his personal style primarily in Taiwan, is considered on equal footing with Mainland painting master Xu Beihong.

Landscape is a recurring theme in Huang's paintings.

His extensive travel at home and abroad have facilitated the blend of east and west in Huang's works.