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Fine arts created by college instructors on display
Updated: Jun 19, 2017
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The Inner Mongolia Art Museum exhibited over 300 pieces created by master supervisors from 70 national art colleges from June 11 to 15.
The exhibition covered assorted visual arts, including traditional Chinese ink paintings, oil paintings, prints, woodcutting, sculpture and calligraphy.
Inner Mongolia was the eighth stop for the exhibition, showcasing the quality of China's advanced achievements in fine arts education.
Sculptures are exhibited at the Inner Mongolia Art Museum in Hohhot on June 14. [Photo/people.cn]
A visitor takes photographs of paintings at the Inner Mongolia Art Museum in Hohhot on June 14. [Photo/people.cn]
Visitors view paintings exhibited at Inner Mongolia Art Museum in Hohhot on June 14. [Photo/people.cn]
A visitor takes photographs of paintings at the Inner Mongolia Art Museum in Hohhot on June 14. [Photo/people.cn]
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