ARTIST

Fu Baoshi

Fu Baoshi was a towering figure in 20th-century Chinese ink painting, renowned for his innovative landscapes and his deep admiration for the ancient master Shi Tao.

ABOUT

Fu Baoshi (1904–1965) was a pivotal Chinese painter whose work bridged traditional ink painting with modern sensibilities. Born in Xinyu, Jiangxi, Fu's artistic journey took a significant turn when he traveled to Japan in 1933 to study the History of Oriental Art at the Tokyo School of Fine Arts. This period was crucial, as he translated numerous Japanese texts and integrated Japanese visual elements into the Chinese ink painting tradition, enriching his own artistic vocabul…

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NOTABLE WORKS
Rainy landscape 1944 · Ashmolean Museum 近代 傅抱石 杜甫小像 軸|Man in a Forest 1904 · The Metropolitan Museum of Art 現代 傅抱石 遊山圖 軸|Solitary traveler in the mountains 1935 · The Metropolitan Museum of Art Landscape with mountains and trees 1943 · Ashmolean Museum 近代 傅抱石 水閣圍棋圖 軸|Playing weiqi in a waterside pavilion 1945 · The Metropolitan Museum of Art Solitary traveler in the mountains 1945 · Metropolitan Museum of Art
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