Initially beginning his artistic career as a
figurative painter, Teh-Chun found inspiration from Nicolas De Stael’s
abstract landscapes, subsequently developing his own trademark style that features rigorous and technical brushwork as well as bold strokes of colour, reminiscent of Chinese calligraphy.
« As in traditional Daoist teaching, creation is the pouring
out of the romantic feeling in your heart. »
Chu Teh-Chun
Alongside
Zao Wou-Ki and the aforementioned artist, Guanzhong, Teh-Chun was part of an influential trio dubbed the ‘Three Musketeers’, all of whom were elected as members of the French learned society, Académie des Beaux-Arts.
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Initially beginning his artistic career as a
figurative painter, Teh-Chun found inspiration from Nicolas De Stael’s
abstract landscapes, subsequently developing his own trademark style that features rigorous and technical brushwork as well as bold strokes of colour, reminiscent of Chinese calligraphy.
« As in traditional Daoist teaching, creation is the pouring
out of the romantic feeling in your heart. »
Chu Teh-Chun
Alongside
Zao Wou-Ki and the aforementioned artist, Guanzhong, Teh-Chun was part of an influential trio dubbed the ‘Three Musketeers’, all of whom were elected as members of the French learned society, Académie des Beaux-Arts.
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