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1922 Taipei, Taiwan - 1992. Known for: Painting.
Hsiao learned to draw under Toho Shiotsuki. He had won many awards, including: Tai Yang Art Exhibition, Rotary Award, Jin Jyue Award, Fong Shan Award, Wun Sie Award, the Provincial Fine Arts... Read full biography
Hsiao learned to draw under Toho Shiotsuki. He had won many awards, including: Tai Yang Art Exhibition, Rotary Award, Jin Jyue Award, Fong Shan Award, Wun Sie Award, the Provincial Fine Arts Exhibition, etc. He had participated in local and international exhibitions over ten times. He taught in... Read full biography
Hsiao learned to draw under Toho Shiotsuki. He had won many awards, including: Tai Yang Art Exhibition, Rotary Award, Jin Jyue Award, Fong Shan Award, Wun Sie Award, the Provincial Fine Arts Exhibition, etc. He had participated in local and international exhibitions over ten times. He taught in Hsin Chu Teachers University over forty-six years. Even though he often painted plain objects from everyday life, his works still reflect his personality and style.
Hsiao learned to draw under Toho Shiotsuki. He had won many awards, including: Tai Yang Art Exhibition, Rotary Award, Jin Jyue Award, Fong Shan Award, Wun Sie Award, the Provincial Fine Arts Exhibition, etc. He had participated in local and international exhibitions over ten times. He taught in Hsin Chu Teachers University over forty-six years. Even though he often painted plain objects from everyday life, his works still reflect his personality and style.
Hsiao learned to draw under Toho Shiotsuki. He had won many awards, including: Tai Yang Art Exhibition, Rotary Award, Jin Jyue Award, Fong Shan Award, Wun Sie Award, the Provincial Fine Arts Exhibition, etc. He had participated in local and international exhibitions over ten times. He taught in Hsin Chu Teachers University over forty-six years. Even though he often painted plain objects from everyday life, his works still reflect his personality and style.