Wu Hao
吳昊
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1931 |
Wu Hao was born in Nanjing, in Jiangsu Province, China. |
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He studied at Suzhou Provincial Vocational High School. |
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1949 |
He went to Taiwan, joined the China Air Force as a junior officer, then as careeer officer, | ||||||||||||||||||
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At the same time, he followed the art class under Lee Chun-Shan and met other artists : |
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Ho Kan, Hsiao Chin, Ouyang Wen-Yuan. |
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1955 |
Although martial law had been imposed ,Wu Hao and seven other Chinese artists took |
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the risk of founding Ton-Fan, in pinyin dongfang huahui 东方画会 Orient Movement, |
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the first movement in Chinese art, rather abstract art. Fortunately the regime was unfamiliar |
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with avant-garde Art, and the group was able to work. |
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1957 |
He participated in the 1st exhibition of the Ton Fan group in Spain, followed by the others |
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1964 |
He joined the Modern Print Society and abandoned oil painting for woodblock prints. | ||||||||||||||||||
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1971 |
He took part to the the International Contemporary Graphic Exhibition. |
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1978 |
He returned to oil painting and exhibited his works. | ||||||||||||||||||
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Figures, flowers, landscapes and colorful ethnic elements characterize his paintings |
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sand engravings. |
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1987 |
President of the Chinese Modern Graphic Society, he founded the Lee Chung-Sheng Modern |
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Painting Foundation. |
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| numerous exhibitions | |||||||||||||||||||
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Danièle Sicard |
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