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1906
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Fang Ganmin 方干民 ( 1906-1984 ) was born in in the Wenling county, Zhejiang
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Province, China.
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1926
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He studied oil painting at Shanghai Meizhuan, then went to France.
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He enrolled the Ecole Nationale Supérieure des Beaux-Arts in Paris, under the |
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guidance of Jean- Pierre Laurens ( 1875-1932 ) |
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He met his future wife : Su Ailan (1905-1985), a student in the Humbert Workshop.
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1929
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After graduating, he returned to China and taught at the Xinhua Academy of Fine
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Arts in Shanghai, and then at the Hangzhou Academy where Zao Wou-Ki, Chu
Teh-Chun
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and Wu Guanzhong were his students.
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1930
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With the artists Xu Shaozeng, Guo Guni, Li Jingfa and Zhu Yingpeng, he founded The
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Changfeng Society, for the study of Western painting. |
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During the Cultural Revolution, he was shamed, imprisoned on several times,
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and his works were sestroyed. |
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1959
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He taught again at the Zhejiang Academy of Fine Art, in Hangzhou.
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1984
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He passed away, on January 21 in Suzhou, at the age of 78. |
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