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Little Monkey: Wang Yani's Sumi Painting Masterpiece

Wang Yani created the famous painting "Little Monkey" at just three years old, showcasing her unique sumi painting style using bamboo brushes. Known for her animal-themed artworks, Yani's talent blossomed from a young age without formal art education, influenced by her father's paintings and her hometown, Gongcheng, China. Her works have gained recognition and even appeared on Chinese postage stamps. Discover the vibrant world of Wang Yani's artistry through her captivating animal portrayals.

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Little Monkey: Wang Yani's Sumi Painting Masterpiece

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  1. Wang Yani By Michelle

  2. Famous Work of Art • Wang Yani created this painting that she called, Little Monkey • She made this painting at just three years old! • Her style of art is sumi painting with bamboo brushes.

  3. Style of Art • Wang Yani paints pictures today with ink and bamboo brushes. In her paintings usually appear animals such as monkeys. Yani’s style of art is sumi painting. One of her paintings even made a postage stamp that was issued to China in 1983!

  4. Background • Wang Yani was born in Gongcheng, China in 1975. During her early childhood, she started a strong talent of painting. She was inspired by her father, Zheng Zhensun’s many paintings. She did not go to art school, and growing up with all the beauty of her hometown of Gongcheng had influenced her art in a big way. She also taught herself art by starting out at the early age of 2½.

  5. Works Cited • Zhensun, Zheng, Alice Low. A Young Painter. New York: Scholastic Inc., 1991

  6. My Opinions • I liked my artist, Wang Yani because her paintings are lively and always delivers a message. For example: some paintings feed off from Yani’s emotions. And she must like animals because in every one of her paintings, there are animals.

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