Chinese artists by Michel Nau - Fu Shuda  傅叔达  
 

 

 
 

 

 
 

Fu Shuda

 
 

傅叔达

 
     
     
 
 
   
 

Fu Shuda  傅叔达 ( ? - 1960 ) was a traditional painter.

   

1937 /1941

He lived in the United States, illustrating books.
   
 

He taught in Guilin, worked for British Government in India, lived in Singapore  

 

and returned to settle in China, as an artist in Shanghai.

 

 

1949

He contacted a cancer.

 

 

1960

He died after a period of imprisonment.
   
 

We can know his works thanks to his frienship with Geoffrey Hedley, an official

 

of the British Council and responsible for cultural liaison who built a chinese paintings

 

collection, bequeathed to Khoan (1919-2003) and Michael Sullivan (1916-2013).

   
 

Danièle Sicard

 

 
 

Fu Shuda  傅叔达


Bamboo on Rock   Fu Shuda
a striking work that may refer to a poem by Zheng Xie (1693-1766), about bamboo growing out of rocks  
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