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1895
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Huang Tu-Shui 黄土水 (1895-1930 ) was born in Taipei Taiwan.
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When his father died, the family moved to Dadaocheng.
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He studied at the Elementary School and then at the Mandarin School
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in Taipei and began teaching.
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1915
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His remarkable talent allowed him to study woodcarving at the Tokyo
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School of Fine Arts.
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1920
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Graduated from theTokyo School of Fine Arts ( Woodcarving Department )
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he was selected to participate in the Imperial Art Exhibition of Japan.
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His works were three other times in this prestigious exhibition.
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1930
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He died in Japan, on December 26, as a result of peritonitis.
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Daniele Sicard |
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exhbitions selection |
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1920
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The 2nd Imperial of Art |
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1921
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The 3rd Imperial of Art
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1922
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The 4th Imperial of Art
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1924
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The 5th Imperial of Art
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Posthumous exhibitions selection |
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1931
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Huang Tu-Shui |
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1938
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Huang Tu-Shui and Cheng Chih-Chi Memorial Taipei Education Center Taipei Taiwan |
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1989
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Huang Tu-Shui sculptures National Museum of History Taipei Taiwan
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1995
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Huang Tu-Shui - 100 ème Anniveraire de sa naissance Museum of Fine Arts Kaohsiung
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Taiwan
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2015
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Tribute to the Masters - 11 Senior sculptors Zhongshan Hall Taipei Taiwan |
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Huang Tu-Shui 黄土水 - Sweet Dew - 1.75 meter tall sculpture
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