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Strength in Numbers

Painted in 1936, Strength in Numbers was put on display at the first annual exhibition of the Chinese Artists Association. It was also one of the pieces that Zhang Anzhi became known for. This painting depicts workers pulling a mine car up a slope. The momentum portrayed through the workers’ arms demonstrates life’s struggles, showing common people’s sufferings and struggles as well as the mighty, invincible will of the miners. The scene of the workers sweating under the scorching sun and making a concerted effort to push the car also implies the artist

zhang anzhi (1911 – 1991)

Explore the oil paintings of Zhang Anzhi, a Chinese artist & Olympian (1911-1991). Known for blending tradition & modern techniques, his work reflects China's art legacy.

CAFA Art Museum (Beijing, People's Republic of China)

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Title: Strength in Numbers
Artist: zhang anzhi
Year: 1936
Original dimensions: 129.0 x 222.0 cm
Format: Panoramic
Copyright status: Under copyright
Where to see it: CAFA Art Museum
Medium type: WallArt
Purpose: Focal
Keywords: collective effort , mining workers , 1930s chinese art

Strength in Numbers

zhang anzhi (1911 – 1991)

CAFA Art Museum (Beijing, People's Republic of China)

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zhang anzhi (1911 – 1991)

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