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He Xiangning 何香凝 ( 1878-1972 ) was born on 27, into a wealthy family in Hong Kong.
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1897
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She was married to Liao Zongkai (1877-1925 ) a Chinese born in the United States
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who did not want a woman with bandaged feet.
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1903
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She joined her husband who left to study Political Science in Japan.
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She was one of the first students of the Tokyo School of Fine Arts, then of
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Rainaki Tanaka, in Tokyo.
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1910
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She returned to China, Shanghai and then Guangzhou, where she fought
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for women's rights.
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Her training in Japan made her consider as a pioneer in mixing Japanese and
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Chinese techniques painting.
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Her favorite subjects are plum blossoms, pines, animal painting ( lions, tigers )
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and landscapes painting.
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1925
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After the assassination of her husband, she moved to Hong Kong.
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1960
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She was the first female, elected President of the Association of Chinese Artists.
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1972
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She died on September 1, of pneumonia, at the age of 94.
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She was buried in the mausoleum of her husband Liao Zongkai, in Nanjing.
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1997
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On April 18 He Xiangning Art Museum, the first National Museum of Chinese Art,
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was opened in Shenzhen, with the name of an artist.
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Danièle Sicard
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画高人寿 - 何香凝晚年作品暨手稿展
Exhibition of Later Works and Manuscripts of He Xiangning
26.04 07.06 2009 He Xiangning ArtMuseum Shenzhe
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何香凝 - 艺术精品展 - 2013年杭州巡展
29.03 09.04 2013 浙江美术馆 - 中国 杭州市
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Tomb of Liao Zhongkai and He Xiangning - Nanjing
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