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1916
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Ding Cong 丁聪 pseudonym Xiao Ding ( Little Ding ) ( 1916-2009 ) was born in
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Shanghai China.
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His father, Ding Song, an avant-garde caricaturist, refused to teach him drawing.
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1930
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He started drawing caricatures.
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1940
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He participated in the major caricature exhibition of Chongqing, with :
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Zhang Guangyu, Ye Qianyu, liao Bingxiong, Shen Tonheng, Te Wei, Yu Suoya and Zhang Wenyan.
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1942
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During the war, he went to Chengdu and tried sketching outside, in Sichuan.
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1944
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On his return, he created Faces and current phenomena in images that made him famous.
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He was also known for his illustrations of the works of Lu Xun ( 1881-1936 ) and
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Lao She (1899-1966 ) and his contribution in various newspapers and magazines.
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1949
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He was assistant editor of the China Pictorial of Beijing.
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1957
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He stopped drawing until 1979.
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2009
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He died on May 26 in Beijing at the age of 93.
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Danièle Sicard
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丁聪传
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Jiangsu People's Publishing House
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biography
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textes :Guo Mei Wei Li Min Zhu
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in chinese |
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isbn : 9787214064691
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