Bai Chunxi (1929) was born in Fangcheng, Henan Province. Bai has been active as an editor and cartoonist.

Bai Fangjing (1937) was born in Weihai, Shandong Province. He started his education in 1955 in the Drawing Department of the East China Art School, but graduated in 1958 as a professional oil painter…

Bai Hua (1950) is from Xincai, Henan Province. He joined the People's Liberation Army in 1972, and worked as a film projectionist, while he created art in his spare time. In 1979, he was transferred…

Bai Sulan (1942) was born in Sui'an, Heilongjiang Province. Ms. Bai started het studies in the Chinese Painting Department of the Lu Xun Art Academy in 1961. In 1983, she became professor at the same…

Bai Tianxue (dates unknown) is from Huxian, Shaanxi Province. As a Huxian peasant painter, he was active in the 1960s and 1970s. On a 1974 edition of one of his works, he is identified as accountant…

Bai Xueshi (1915-2011) was from Beijing. From a young age, he studied with acknowledged masters. In the years 1937-1948, his work was exhibited at solo and group exhibitions. He was a member of…

Bai Xuhao (1949) was born in Huxian, Shaanxi Province. In 1972, he started his studies at the Xi'an Art Academy. Bai is now an acknowledged peasant painter; he is considered one of the best…

Bai Yang (1946) is of Mongolian ethnicity. He graduated from the Central Academy of Fine Arts in 1970. In 1976, he was recommended to restore ancient paintings at the Palace Museum in Beijing, which…

Bai Yiru (1932) hails from Beijing. She graduated in 1953 from the Shanghai Branch of the Central Art Academy, and worked in Shandong for many years. In 1981, she transferred to the Tianjin Art…

Bei Yingren (1929) was born in Yiwu, Zhejiang Province. He graduated from the Applied Arts Department of the Central Art Academy in 1954 and was employed as an art editor with the Minorities…

Bi Jianxun (1961) was born in Jianping, Liaoning Province. In 1985, he graduated from the Chinese Painting Department of the Lu Xun Art Academy in Shenyang. Subsequently, he studied at the Central…

Bi Qingyu (1929-2004) was from Harbin, Heilongjiang Province. He graduated in 1951 from the Fine Arts Department of the Lu Xun Art Academy. He specialized in Chinese painting and serial cartoons; his…

Buhe Chaolu (1928), of Mongolian ethnicity, was a native of Zhaomeng, Inner Mongolia. In 1947, he studied at the Northeastern Lu Xun Art Institute. He served as the art editor of the Masses Daily (…