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1909 Danshui, Taiwan - 2003. Known for: Still-life.
Born in Danshui, he learned sketch and watercolor from Kinichiro Ishikawa in Foreign Painting Institute. He participated in Taiwan Watercolor Association after making acquaintance with Hung Rui-Lin... Read full biography
Born in Danshui, he learned sketch and watercolor from Kinichiro Ishikawa in Foreign Painting Institute. He participated in Taiwan Watercolor Association after making acquaintance with Hung Rui-Lin and Chen De-Wang. He enrolled in Imperial School of Fine Arts (now the Musashino Art University) with... Read full biography
Born in Danshui, he learned sketch and watercolor from Kinichiro Ishikawa in Foreign Painting Institute. He participated in Taiwan Watercolor Association after making acquaintance with Hung Rui-Lin and Chen De-Wang. He enrolled in Imperial School of Fine Arts (now the Musashino Art University) with Chen Chih-Chi, but gave up to study. Later on, he had traveled to Europe, America, Japan, and China. He was influenced by Toho Shiotsuki and Wulamanke (VLAMINCK) and was the artist who first... Read full biography
Born in Danshui, he learned sketch and watercolor from Kinichiro Ishikawa in Foreign Painting Institute. He participated in Taiwan Watercolor Association after making acquaintance with Hung Rui-Lin and Chen De-Wang. He enrolled in Imperial School of Fine Arts (now the Musashino Art University) with Chen Chih-Chi, but gave up to study. Later on, he had traveled to Europe, America, Japan, and China. He was influenced by Toho Shiotsuki and Wulamanke (VLAMINCK) and was the artist who first introduced Fauvist style to Taiwan.
Born in Danshui, he learned sketch and watercolor from Kinichiro Ishikawa in Foreign Painting Institute. He participated in Taiwan Watercolor Association after making acquaintance with Hung Rui-Lin and Chen De-Wang. He enrolled in Imperial School of Fine Arts (now the Musashino Art University) with Chen Chih-Chi, but gave up to study. Later on, he had traveled to Europe, America, Japan, and China. He was influenced by Toho Shiotsuki and Wulamanke (VLAMINCK) and was the artist who first introduced Fauvist style to Taiwan.