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1947
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Fu Yiyao 傅益瑶 fifth child of Great Master Fu Baoshi 傅抱石, was born in Nanjing, China.
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Unlike her older brother, Fu Xiaoshi 傅小石 she was not immediately interested in painting,
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but in literature, theater and cinéma.
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After studying at the Normal School in Nanjing, she went to Japan and continued
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her studies at the Musashino University of Art in Tokyo.
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1970
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She decided to devote herself entirely to her career as painter.
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Her oversized works, with many details, cover very diverse fields.
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Her paintings on Buddhism and festivities made her famous in both Japan and China.
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Numerous Solo exhibitions in China, United States, Japan and Switzerland..
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She lives in Japan..
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Danièle Sicard
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傅益瑶与父亲傅抱石 Fu Yiyao and her father Fu Baoshi
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傅益瑶全家福 Fu Yiyao family portrait
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