Qing’an prints: from New Year blocks to mountain villages
A woodblock tradition that began with Wu Jinchen’s folk New Year prints grew through family teaching, exchange with Beidahuang artists and today’s school print classes.
Qing’an woodblock prints are shown at Suihua Museum among other regional visual arts. Each impression carries the design of its carved matrix while retaining small variations from the act of printing, offering a distinct way to see how images are made.
A woodblock tradition that began with Wu Jinchen’s folk New Year prints grew through family teaching, exchange with Beidahuang artists and today’s school print classes.