The Pioneers of Western Art in the Early Republic of China demonstrates the tracks of the first-generation Chinese artists. Selecting artists who are active in the art era from the early republic of China to the Japanese Occupation, this exhibition divides its display into two categories: Early Taiwanese Artists and early Overseas Chinese Artists.
Preface
The Birth of Western Art in Early Republican China: The Art Scene of the Early Republic Centered on Overseas Students｜Pai Hsueh-Lan
Works by Early Taiwanese Artists: Chen Cheng-po, Kuo Po-chuan, Li Mei-shu, Liao Chi-chun, Yen Shui-long, Yang San-lang, Lee Shih-chiao, Chang Wan-chuan, Liu Chi-hsiang, Chen Te-wang, Lee Chun-shan, Hung Jui-lin
Works by Early Chinese Artists: Yen Wen-liang, Wang Yueh-chih (Liu Chin-tang), Xu Beihong, Lin Fengmian, Guan Liang, Wu Dayu, Yu Beng, Fang Ganmin, Qin Xuanfu, Pang Xunqin, Zhuang Ziman, Lin Tachuan, Yang Qiu-ren
Works by Early Overseas Chinese Artists: Pan Yuliang, Sanyu, Yun Gee
Chronology of Early Pioneers of Western Art in the Republic of China
