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Li Jianguo

05-2868Guanshigujianzhu Building CraftsmanshipTraditional CraftsmanshipGugongbowuyuanBatch 5 (2018)

Lineage & School of Heritage

In 1974 he entered the Palace Museum and, under the veteran stonework technician Liu Qingxian, engaged in the repair and conservation of stonework in heritage buildings.

Mastery, Signature Works & Repertoire

Male, Han ethnicity, born in March 1956 in Beijing. He is a representative bearer of the fifth batch of national intangible cultural heritage projects in official-style ancient building construction craftsmanship (the Palace Museum, Beijing). He is skilled in stone carving, and by means of a special method of drawing patterns and stone-working techniques he restored the coloured ice-crack patterned stone wall on the west side of the Jianfu Palace Garden in the Palace Museum, meeting high-quality requirements of attractive pattern, harmonious colour and a solid wall. He emphasizes the transmission of the craft, summarizing his personal stonework techniques and special methods and passing them on to others, with Wei Minghao as his disciple.

References & Archival Sources

  1. Li Jianguo · National Representative Bearer Archive

Representative Items of This Bearer

Profile

Representative item
Guanshigujianzhu Building Craftsmanship
Item code
Ⅷ-174
Category
Traditional Craftsmanship
Region
Gugongbowuyuan
Born
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Batch
Batch 5 (2018)

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