in Beijing and the Anhui Provincial Museum in Hefei. Legacy and honors 1926, her works won the Gold Prize at the Roman International Art Exhibition. 1959, she won the Paris Gold Prize and the Belgium Silver Prize. The Anhui Museum holds a collection of Pan Yuliang's works of art including 4000 pieces, 3892 sketches,393 ink paintings,361 oil paintings, 13 block prints, 6 engravings, and 4 sculptures. Besides all these works of art only ten of her oil paintings are on the market which makes her works so valuable. In popular culture Her story is loosely told in the novel Hua Hun (A Soul Haunted by Painting) (1984) by Shih Nan. It was adapted as the Chinese film by the same name, which was released in 1994 starring the actress Gong Li as the artist. Her life story is also re-enacted in the 2004 TVB drama Painting Soul where her role was played by Michelle Reis. The Huangmei opera The Female Painter from the Brothel (風塵女畫家) starring Ma Lan is also based on her life. Jennifer Cody Epstein's novel The Painter from Shanghai'' (2008) is also based on Pan Yuliang's life, and has been translated into fourteen different languages. Marie Laure de Shazer, specialized in Chinese language, also wrote a book about Pan Yuliang, "Pan Yu Liang, La Manet de Shanghai", based on her life in China and France. References External links "Pan Yuliang's Paintings", Jennifer Cody Epstein Website "Pan Yuliang's Paintings", Anhui Museum "Pan Yuliang", Express Paintings "Pan Yuliang", Lingnanart (in Chinese) 1895 births 1977 deaths Qing dynasty painters Republic of China painters Chinese feminists French feminists Academic staff of the École des Beaux-Arts French women painters Painters from Yangzhou 20th-century French women artists Chinese emigrants to France