Zhu Qizhan Art Museum

Located inside Lu Xun Park, the environment is elegant, there are rockery mountains next to it, and the trees are lush. After the park passage and the road outside, a passage was opened, making it more convenient to enter and exit. The art museum is not big, but it is a special artistic significance to come to the park.

The Art Museum is located in the northeast of Luxun Park, Shanghai, covering an area of 750 square meters, with a total construction area of 1500 square meters, a three-story building with gray walls and green tiles in the south of the Yangtze River. A 2-meter wide and more than 10 meters long granite passage will welcome the audience into the hall. To the west, the park is directly connected to the park, with a row of transparent glass gates, which gives a panoramic view of the green color. The front door is surrounded by plum trees and the scenery is quiet. The preface hall has Zhu Yuzhan white jade bust and historical materials showroom, as well as an elegant VIP hall and a 100 square meter exhibition and conference multi-function hall. The 2nd floor is divided into two halls, the south exhibition hall is 140 square meters, the wall is closed floor-to-ceiling glass, and the paintings of Zhu Yuzhan are displayed all year round. The north exhibition hall is more than 200 square meters, which is a place to hold various art exchanges. On the 3rd floor, there is a "Plum Flower Caotang" named after the old Zhai, an area of 80 square meters, which is a place for high-level academic activities. The painting tables and tables and chairs are imitation furniture, simple and elegant. The desk displays some of the relics of the Wenfang that Zhu Yuzhan used, a Jin Dynasty brick and a bald pen 1,500 years ago, silently telling Zhu Yuzhan's journey of silently cultivating art.

Zhu Yizhan Art Museum is a public art museum named after Mr. Zhu Yizhan, a famous Chinese contemporary calligraphy and painting master, and opened in 1995. The Art Museum is located in the northeast of Luxun Park, Shanghai, covering an area of 750 square meters, with a total construction area of 1500 square meters, a three-story building with gray walls and green tiles in the south of the Yangtze River. A 2-meter wide and more than 10 meters long granite passage will welcome the audience into the hall. To the west, the park is directly connected, and a row of transparent glass gates gives a panoramic view of the green color of the park.

It's worth a visit. It looks really nice.

Zhu Yizhan Art Museum is a public art museum named after Mr. Zhu Yizhan, a famous Chinese contemporary calligraphy and painting master, and opened in 1995. Zhu Yingzhan is located in the northeast of Luxun Park, Shanghai, covering an area of 750 square meters, with a total construction area of 1500 square meters, a three-story building with gray walls and green tiles in the south of the Yangtze River. A 2-meter wide and more than 10 meters long granite passage will welcome the audience into the hall. To the west, the park is directly connected to the park, with a row of transparent glass gates, which gives a panoramic view of the green color. The front door is surrounded by plum trees and the scenery is quiet. The preface hall has Zhu Yuzhan white jade bust and historical materials showroom, as well as an elegant VIP hall and a 100 square meter exhibition and conference multi-function hall. The 2nd floor is divided into two halls, the south exhibition hall is 140 square meters, the wall is closed floor-to-ceiling glass, and the paintings of Zhu Yuzhan are displayed all year round. The north exhibition hall is more than 200 square meters, which is a place to hold various art exchanges. On the 3rd floor, there is a "Plum Flower Caotang" named after the old Zhai, an area of 80 square meters, which is a place for high-level academic activities. The painting tables and tables and chairs are imitation furniture, simple and elegant. The desk displays some of the relics of the Wenfang that Zhu Yuzhan used, a Jin Dynasty brick and a bald pen 1500 years ago, silently telling Zhu Yuzhan's journey of silent cultivation in art. After visiting Zhu Yingzhan Art Museum, you can also go to Lu Xun Park to play, because there is a door in the art museum that leads directly to Lu Xun Park, which is really good, it is worth a visit ⊙∀⊙!

Zhu Yizhan Art Museum is a public art museum named after Mr. Zhu Yizhan, a famous Chinese contemporary calligraphy and painting master, and opened in 1995. Zhu Yingzhan Art Museum is located in the northeast of Luxun Park, Shanghai, covering an area of 750 square meters, with a total construction area of 1500 square meters, a three-story building with gray walls and green tiles in the south of the Yangtze River. A 2-meter wide and more than 10 meters long granite passage will welcome the audience into the hall. To the west, the park is directly connected to the park, with a row of transparent glass gates, which gives a panoramic view of the green color. The front door is surrounded by plum trees and the scenery is quiet. The preface hall has Zhu Yuzhan white jade bust and historical materials showroom, as well as an elegant VIP hall and a 100 square meter exhibition and conference multi-function hall. The 2nd floor is divided into two halls, the south exhibition hall is 140 square meters, the wall is closed floor-to-ceiling glass, and the paintings of Zhu Yuzhan are displayed all year round. The north exhibition hall is more than 200 square meters, which is a place to hold various art exchanges. On the 3rd floor, there is a "Plum Flower Caotang" named after the old Zhai, an area of 80 square meters, which is a place for high-level academic activities. The painting tables and tables and chairs are imitation furniture, simple and elegant. The desk displays some of the relics of the Wenfang that Zhu Yuzhan used, a Jin Dynasty brick and a bald pen 1500 years ago, silently telling Zhu Yuzhan's journey of silent cultivation in art. Zhu Yingzhan Art Museum also has a big highlight. After visiting, you can go directly to Lu Xun Park and then play. Great, worth a visit!