Beiyang Women's Normal School is the earliest public women's normal school in China. 1June, 906 13 (leap April 22nd in the thirty-second year of Guangxu reign in Qing dynasty) was founded by Fu Zengxiang, a modern educator and prime minister of Tianjin Women's School in Qing dynasty. The church site was originally located at the west entrance of Sancaili, Sanma Road, Hebei Province, Tianjin, and moved to Tianwei Road on 19 10. 1906.6 ~1912. President of Chunbeiyang Women's Normal School: Fu Zengxiang; Wu dingchang 19 12. Chun ~ 19 13.5 President of Beiyang Women's Normal School: Wu Dingchang1913.5 ~19/President of Zhili Women's Normal School: Zhang Boling 665438. Qibi Pavilion. 1928.9 ~ 1929.6 Dean of Hebei First Women's Normal School: Qi Biting School was a small secondary normal school when it was founded. Painting and handicraft courses are offered in the course, which opens up art education. 1926, during the prosperous period of national art activities, the school set up an art department from the late division of grade 23 at that time, and at the same time added three special classrooms for western painting, Chinese painting and pattern painting, which made the school have an art major.

1929.6- 1949.8 Hebei Women's Teachers College

The Department of Cartography of the College was established in June 1929, originally belonging to the Department of Home Economics, and changed to an independent department in June 1934. Courses include traditional Chinese painting, western painting, pattern and technique theory. Dean Qi Biting.

1949.8- 1956.8 Hebei normal university

At the beginning of college reconstruction, there were four departments: Education Department (two groups of pedagogy and preschool education), Literature and History Department (two groups of China literature and history), Music and Art Department (three groups of music, art and drama) and Physical Education Department. Since then, the scale of the college and the establishment of departments have increased rapidly. 195 1 summer music art department is divided into two departments: art and music. By June 1956, there were 564 faculty members (including 288 teachers) in education, Chinese, history, geography, foreign languages, political education, music, fine arts, sports, mathematics, physics and chemistry. It became one of the most complete normal colleges in China at that time.

1956.8- 1958.8 Hebei Tianjin Normal University

The five departments of mathematics, physics, chemistry, geography and physical education moved to Shijiazhuang City to form Shijiazhuang Teachers College in Hebei Province. Hu Yi is the acting principal and Zhou Xueao is the party secretary.

1958.8- 1959.8 Hebei Art Teachers College

Chinese Department and History Department moved to Beijing and merged into Hebei Beijing Normal University; The departments of education, foreign languages and political education were merged into Tianjin Normal University.

1959.8- 1962.8 Hebei Academy of Fine Arts

On the basis of the fine arts department, it has been expanded into a multidisciplinary college of fine arts. Painting department: oil painting, traditional Chinese painting and printmaking; Arts and Crafts Department: Decoration design, dyeing and weaving design; Sculpture department and normal department are not specialized. The Music Department merged into Tianjin Conservatory of Music. Gao Jingming is the president and party secretary.

1962.8- 1970.9 Hebei Art Teachers College

The original music department was merged into Tianjin Conservatory of Music and moved back; 1966 at the beginning of the cultural revolution, the college was devastated. Gao Jingming is the president and party secretary.

1970.9- 1973.2 is a May 7th Art School in Tianjin.

1973.2- 1980.2 Tianjin Art Institute

Painting department: Chinese painting, oil painting and printmaking (comic class and New Year painting class are temporarily set up); Arts and Crafts Department: decorative design, dyeing and weaving design, industrial modeling design, special process design. Li Mai is the president and party secretary. 1975, Zhang Senlin as President and Party Secretary, 1978, Meng Ting as Party Secretary.

Since February 1980, it has been named Tianjin Academy of Fine Arts.