Sanyu Chrysanthemum In A Glass Vase 常玉 瓶菊
Sanyu Chrysanthemum In A Glass Vase 常玉 瓶菊 in its
original painting was painted with oil on canvas; the painting measures 66 cm by 99 cm.
An extraordinary use of black colour on the chrysanthemum which spanned across the painting in artistic form with its stems visible through the glass vase.
Only 199 prints were reproduced by the
National Museum of History of Taipei which owns the original painting of this
Sanyu Chrysanthemum In A Glass Vase 常玉 瓶菊
In this framed Sanyu Chrysanthemum In A Glass Vase print 常玉 瓶菊, it measures 115 cm by 86 cm and comes complete with ultra violet protected shields to give it better protection. The print is authenticated with the National Museum of History of Taipei official seal and numbered. Each painting comes originally with a decorated box and certificates which are kept separately.
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About Sanyu ~ The Artist
Sanyu was a Chinese-French artist that created prints, drawings, and paintings. His work is an amalgamation of European still-life style and figurative painting and the traditional Chinese calligraphy. Considered a master of form and color, he was sometimes referred to as “the Chinese Matisse.”
Born Chang Yu 常玉 in 1901, Nanchong, China, and gain in depth foundation in calligraphy and painting from a young age. In 1921, he travelled to Paris to study at the École nationale supérieure des Beaux-Arts and the Académie de la Grande Chaumière.
It was in Paris that he was greatly inspired by the works of Pablo Picasso and
Henri Matisse. In 1948, Sanyu travelled to New York where he became a close friend of the photographer Robert Frank. It was Robert Frank who later established the Sanyu Scholarship Fund in Yale University in his honour.
In March 2017, for the first time, Sanyu's largest collection of works were finally exhibited at the National Museum of History in Taiwan from 11 March to 2 July, 2017. The exhibition "Parisian Nostalgia" or in Chinese "常玉相思巴黎展” was a huge success.
Sanyu died in his studio of gas poisoning on August 12, 1966 in Paris, France.
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