Yangliuqing New Year pictures
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In 1943, artisans established the "Yuchenghao" workshop., which ceased operation in 1948 due to financial constraints. By 1953, only one workshop reportedly remained in operation. Subsequently, production was reorganized into cooperative forms, eventually forming the Tianjin Yangliuqing New Year Picture Society in the late 1950s.{{cite news |title=杨柳青年画：不老的风景 |work=天津日报 |date=2012-09-03 }} |
In 1943, artisans established the "Yuchenghao" workshop., which ceased operation in 1948 due to financial constraints. By 1953, only one workshop reportedly remained in operation. Subsequently, production was reorganized into cooperative forms, eventually forming the Tianjin Yangliuqing New Year Picture Society in the late 1950s.{{cite news |title=杨柳青年画：不老的风景 |work=天津日报 |date=2012-09-03 }} |
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An article in January, 1957 of the People's Daily reportedly claimed that there were two thousand different block designs of Qing-dynasty woodblocks perserved of among the folk of the Yangliuqing around that time |
An article in January, 1957 of the People's Daily reportedly claimed that there were two thousand different block designs of Qing-dynasty woodblocks perserved of among the folk of the Yangliuqing around that time.{{cite news |author1=王树村 |title=漫谈民间年画 |url=https://cn.govopendata.com/renminribao/1957/1/1/8/#158644 |accessdate=2026-04-19 |work=人民日报 |date=1957-01-01 |archiveurl=https://web.archive.org/web/20260416053202/https://cn.govopendata.com/renminribao/1957/1/1/8/#158644 |archivedate=2026-04-16 |language=zh-hans |url-status=live}} During the Cultural Revolution period, many woodblocks were destroyed. After 1976, training programs were established at Tianjin Academy of Fine Arts, and production gradually resumed during the Reform and Opening-up period. In 1979, the Yangliuqing New Year Picture Society became independent and resumed production of traditional works. In 1992, selected works were distributed to Chinese embassies abroad. |
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Around 2000, urban redevelopment in Yangliuqing led to the demolition of many traditional residences, and numerous woodblocks preserved in private collections were lost or discarded, affecting the cultural ecology of the craft. In 2006, Yangliuqing woodblock New Year paintings were inscribed on the National Intangible Cultural Heritage list of China.{{cite news |title=杨柳青青柳色新 杨柳青年画焕发新的生命力 |url=http://www.xinhuanet.com/culture/2020-04/15/c_1125856559.htm |
Around 2000, urban redevelopment in Yangliuqing led to the demolition of many traditional residences, and numerous woodblocks preserved in private collections were lost or discarded, affecting the cultural ecology of the craft. In 2006, Yangliuqing woodblock New Year paintings were inscribed on the National Intangible Cultural Heritage list of China.{{cite news |title=杨柳青青柳色新 杨柳青年画焕发新的生命力 |url=http://www.xinhuanet.com/culture/2020-04/15/c_1125856559.htm |
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