早在清末民国期间,福建的厦门、泉州、漳州等地均已出现了大批的民间油画坊,但因流传于世的油画肖像作品中没有画者署名,因此无法考证。直到20世纪80年代初,福建才有了正规的私人油画作坊。1980年,福建厦门私人投资创办的西洋油画技法培训班开始招生,这批200多名学员成为了福建第一批商业油画师,由此拉开了福建,特别是厦门商业油画产业发展的序幕。 As early as the end of the Qing Dynasty and the Republic of China, a large number of folk oil painting workshops were found in Xiamen, Quanzhou and Zhangzhou in Fujian Province. However, no such artist’s signature was given in the portraits of oil paintings circulating in the world and therefore can not be verified. Until the early 1980s, Fujian had a formal private painting workshop. In 1980, the training courses for Western oil painting techniques started by private investment in Xiamen, Xiamen began to enroll students. These more than 200 trainees became the first batch of commercial oil painters in Fujian, thus opening the prelude to the development of Fujian’s commercial oil painting industry.