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Kwan Kiu Cheong
Kwan Kiu Cheong (Lam Qua): A Pioneer of Western Portraiture in China Kwan Kiu Cheong, more commonly known as Lam Qua, was a remarkable Chinese painter who flourished during the Qing Dynasty (1801-1860). Originating from the Canton province, he distinguished himself through his exceptional ability to create portraits in a Western style, catering primarily to foreign clientele residing in China. His groundbreaking achievement of being th
e first Chinese artist exhibited in the West solidified his place in art history and significantly impacted the development of medical portraiture. Early Life, Training & Influences Born in 1801 in Canton province, Kwan Kiu Cheong’s early life remains somewhat shrouded in mystery. While definitive proof is lacking, it's widely believed he studied under George Chinnery, a British painter who was among the first Western artists to esta…