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1897 Zhejiang - 1971. Known for: Painting.
TianShou Pan was born in 1897 in Zhejiang, China. Pan graduated from Zhejiang First Normal School (today the Hangzhou High School). He spent the better part of his life in painting and teaching of... Read full biography
TianShou Pan was born in 1897 in Zhejiang, China. Pan graduated from Zhejiang First Normal School (today the Hangzhou High School). He spent the better part of his life in painting and teaching of painting. He was indisputably one of the principal founders in the teaching of modern Chinese... Read full biography
TianShou Pan was born in 1897 in Zhejiang, China. Pan graduated from Zhejiang First Normal School (today the Hangzhou High School). He spent the better part of his life in painting and teaching of painting. He was indisputably one of the principal founders in the teaching of modern Chinese painting. For his inscriptions on paintings, he tended to employ the running-cursive script with a flat-tipped brush, which gave an impression of antiquity and artistic clumsiness that is in harmony with his... Read full biography
TianShou Pan was born in 1897 in Zhejiang, China. Pan graduated from Zhejiang First Normal School (today the Hangzhou High School). He spent the better part of his life in painting and teaching of painting. He was indisputably one of the principal founders in the teaching of modern Chinese painting. For his inscriptions on paintings, he tended to employ the running-cursive script with a flat-tipped brush, which gave an impression of antiquity and artistic clumsiness that is in harmony with his painting style. Pan died in China in 1971.
TianShou Pan was born in 1897 in Zhejiang, China. Pan graduated from Zhejiang First Normal School (today the Hangzhou High School). He spent the better part of his life in painting and teaching of painting. He was indisputably one of the principal founders in the teaching of modern Chinese painting. For his inscriptions on paintings, he tended to employ the running-cursive script with a flat-tipped brush, which gave an impression of antiquity and artistic clumsiness that is in harmony with his painting style. Pan died in China in 1971.