Qi Baishi’s Former Residence

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Also known as

齐白石故居

City

Beijing

Coordinates

39.934321, 116.3952642

About Qi Baishi’s Former Residence

Qi Baishi's Former Residence is located at No. 13 Kuache Hutong, Xicheng District, Beijing. The Chinese modern painter Qi Baishi lived here from the 15th year of the Republic of China (1926) to 1957. It is now occupied by descendants of the Qi family. Qi Baishi's former residence covers an area of 204 square meters. It is a residence with a three-sided courtyard and a cross-yard. The three north rooms are the "White Stone Painted Houses". Because there is an iron fence in front of the house, it is also called the "Iron Fence House". Qi Baishi's former residence is the former residence where Qi Baishi lived in Beijing for the longest time. It has high historical value for the study of Qi Baishi's later life and artistic creation. Qi created a large number of precious paintings here. Qi Baishi once received a large number of domestic and foreign celebrities and artists here.

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