Xin Yin (1959) is a painter of Chinese origin, residing in Paris and known for orientalizing traditional western images. Yin was born in Kashgar. Yin incorporates his passion for China and its people in his work by orientalizing traditional western images and techniques.

Born in China’s far-western province of Xinxiang, Yin Xin was only 7 years old when the Cultural Revolution in China began. View Yin Xin’s artworks on artnet. Find an in-depth biography, exhibitions, original artworks for sale, the latest news, and sold auction prices.

Mar 5, 2016 · Chinese artist Yin Xin is taking part in the exhibition “Botticelli Reimagined,” which opens at the Victoria & Albert Museum on Saturday.

Yin Xin is a Chinese Asian Modern & Contemporary painter who was born in 1959. Numerous key galleries and museums such as Galerie Nichido have featured Yin Xin's work in the past. Yin Xin's work has been offered at auction multiple times, with realized prices ranging from 13 USD to 8,848 USD, depending on the size and medium of the artwork.

Yin Xin is known for paintings depcting Chinese figures in variations on famous Western compositions from art history and explore his passion for China and its people through his work. Yin studied at Xinjiang Normal University and the Xi’an Academy of Fine Arts.

Yin Xin continues to explore his passion for China and its people through ‘Chinesifying’ traditionally western images and techniques. He sees no reason why a Chinese man and his wife should not be depicted in 18th century European dress and in a patrician context.

Yin Xin is a painter based in Paris. In 2017, Notre Dame de Paris specially commissioned three of his works to be permanently displayed inside Notre Dame Cathedral. "Madonna and Son", "Portrait of Martyr Chan Chang Pin" and a pair of Chinese couplets.

Established Chinese artist, Yin Xin is a critically acclaimed artist with a unique style that blends traditional Chinese traditions with contemporary FIGURATIVE art.

Jan 25, 2023 · From distant China where he was born, in the depths of the Gobi desert – which is also the land of the Uighurs – to the most important Parisian art galleries and the Marais, the trajectory of the painter Yin Xin is unique, exceptional, without equivalent.