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Il dipinto più celebre di Chen Wen Hsi è Gibbons (1989), conservato nella collezione del Museo Nazionale di Singapore, Singapore. Le prossime voci sono Rural Landscape (1991) e Herons (1990). Il catalogo documenta 3 opere di Chen Wen Hsi; le 3 voci sottostanti sono le più note, elencate in ordine di classifica con data, museo di appartenenza e descrizione.
Born in China, Chen Wen Hsi (1906-1991) settled in Singapore in 1949 and taught at Nanyang Academy of Fine Arts in the 1950s. Chen was instrumental in the development of the Nanyang Style and is recognised as one of the pioneer artists of Singapore. Highly influential, Chen is regarded as the doyen of Singapore Chinese-brush artists. Although he painted mainly in Chinese brush, he often ventured into a cubistic style,…
Born in China, Chen Wen Hsi (1906-1991) settled in Singapore in 1949 and taught at Nanyang Academy of Fine Arts in the 1950s. Chen was instrumental in the development of the Nanyang Style and is recognised as one of the pioneer artists of Singapore. Highly influential, he is regarded as the doyen of Singapore Chinese-brush artists. Although he painted mainly in Chinese brush, he often ventured into a cubistic style,…
Born in China, Chen Wen Hsi (1906-1991) settled in Singapore in 1949 and taught at Nanyang Academy of Fine Arts in the 1950s. Chen was instrumental in the development of the Nanyang Style and is recognised as one of the pioneer artists of Singapore. Highly influential, Chen is regarded as the doyen of Singapore Chinese-brush artists. Although he painted mainly in Chinese brush, he often ventured into a cubistic style,…
Il museo che custodisce la maggior parte dei dipinti presenti in questa pagina.
| Musei | Città | Opere di Chen Wen Hsi | Dipinti di questo elenco |
|---|---|---|---|
 Museo Nazionale di Singapore |
Singapore | 3 | Gibbons, Rural Landscape, Herons |
Le opere datate di Chen Wen Hsi presenti in questa pagina coprono un arco di 3 anni, dal 1989 al 1991; i dipinti principali di ogni anno sono elencati di seguito.
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Born in China, Chen Wen Hsi (1906-1991) settled in Singapore in 1949 and taught at Nanyang Academy of Fine Arts in the 1950s. Chen was instrumental in the development of the Nanyang Style and is recognised as one of the pioneer artists of Singapore. Highly influential, Chen is regarded as the doyen of Singapore Chinese-brush artists. Although he painted mainly in Chinese brush, he often ventured into a cubistic style,…
Born in China, Chen Wen Hsi (1906-1991) settled in Singapore in 1949 and taught at Nanyang Academy of Fine Arts in the 1950s. Chen was instrumental in the development of the Nanyang Style and is recognised as one of the pioneer artists of Singapore. Highly influential, Chen is regarded as the doyen of Singapore Chinese-brush artists. Although he painted mainly in Chinese brush, he often ventured into a cubistic style,…
Born in China, Chen Wen Hsi (1906-1991) settled in Singapore in 1949 and taught at Nanyang Academy of Fine Arts in the 1950s. Chen was instrumental in the development of the Nanyang Style and is recognised as one of the pioneer artists of Singapore. Highly influential, he is regarded as the doyen of Singapore Chinese-brush artists. Although he painted mainly in Chinese brush, he often ventured into a cubistic style,…
Gibbons (1989), Museo Nazionale di Singapore, Singapore. Le seguenti voci sono Rural Landscape (1991) e Herons (1990).
83 anni: Chen Wen Hsi è nato nel 1906 e Gibbons risale al 1989.
Il catalogo riporta 3 opere di Chen Wen Hsi, datate tra 1989 e 1991.
Principalmente in Museo Nazionale di Singapore (Singapore). La tabella dei musei sopra riportata indica la distribuzione completa.
L'opera più datata elencata qui è del Gibbons (1989); la più recente è del Rural Landscape (1991).
Gibbons, Rural Landscape e Herons sono tra i 3 opere presenti in questa pagina nella collezione del Museo Nazionale di Singapore, Singapore.
