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1844
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Wu Changshuo 吴昌硕 ( 1844-1927 ) original name Wu Junqing, was born into a family
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of scholars, on September 12, in Huzhou, Anji County, in Zhejiang Province China.
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He interested at a very young age, in poetry and engraving on seals. |
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1864
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He moved to Suzhou, Jiangsu Province.
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1874
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During a
stay in Shanghai, the use of color in painting and calligraphy by
Zhao Ziqian
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incited him to paint. Encouraged by Ren Bonian who
advised him to apply
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to painting his knowledge of inscriptions on
bronze and stone, he created an original style.
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1896
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He left his
job as government employee to devote himself to his Art.
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( poetry, calligraphy,
painting, seals )
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1903
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He was chairman of the Xiling Society of the Seal Art, an academic organisation created
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to play a role in the development and research of the Art of seal, painting and calligraphy.
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1927
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He died on
November 29, in Shanghai, at the age of 83.
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Danièle Sicard
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Exhibitions selection |
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2001
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30.01 19.08 Nineteenth- And Twentieth-century Chinese Paintings From The Robert H. Ellsworth
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Collection The Metropolitan Museum New York United States
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2003
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13.02 13.04 20th Century Chinese Paintings From Singapore Collections (Sam) Singapore
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Art Museum Singapore
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2005
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23.09 12.02 Chinese Paintings From the C. P. Lin Collection The Hong Kong Museum of Art
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2010
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17.02 04.07 Tracing the Past, Drawing the Future: Master Ink Painters in 20th-Century China
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Cantor Arts Center Stanford University United States
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书画拍卖集成 1995 - 2002
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湖南省新华书店经销
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吴昌硕
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2004
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catalogue in chinese |
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25,8 cm x18,6 cm
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122 p
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isbn : 7 5356 1973 8
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