Дослідження сучасного книжкового палітурного мистецтва в Європі

У Цзицзин

У Цзицзин, який народився у лютому 1988 року, є заступником декана і в цей час працює штатним викладачем у Школі мистецтва та дизайну Гуйлінського університету електронних технологій у провінції Гуансі, Китай. Він отримав ступінь доктора філософії в Університеті імені Герцена Російської Федерації, його наукові інтереси лежать у сфері історії мистецтва та дизайну, народного мистецтва та ремесел. Протягом останніх п'яти років він очолював один проект на рівні провінції та три проекти на рівні університету. Серед його публікацій — монографія «Дослідження ілюстративного мистецтва дитячих книг у Росії від другої половини XX століття до початку XXI століття» та понад 15 наукових статей, з яких 4 були включені до основних журналів Art and Humanity Citation Index (A&HCI).

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