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Lin Yu-shan lived for almost an entire century, from 1907 to 2004. Besides being one of the “Three Youths” winning the first Taiwan Art Exhibition, he is also remembered as a master of ink painting and Tōyōga, a new kind of painting similar to Nihonga introduced to Taiwan by the Japanese. This lecture discusses Lin Yu-shan's styles throughout his lifetime. His art reflected different periods of Taiwan's art history through the 20th century.

Don't miss this special guest lecture by Dr. Kuo-Sheng Lai, Assistant Curator, National Palace Museum (Southern Branch) and Adjunct Assistant Prof, National Chung Cheng University here for a limited time.

Co-sponsored by the Chinese Cultural Art Council, an affiliate council of the Bowers Museum, and the Chinese Calligraphy and Painting Society of USA.

NORMA KERSHAW AUDITORIUM | LECTURE

Ticketed Onsite Event: Free for Members and with General Admission 

Recorded Online Screening: Members $5 | General $10 | Online version will be emailed to ticketholders one week after the onsite event.

PURCHASE RECORDED SCREENING

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Image credit: 

Book of Paintings, late 1920s
Lin Yu-shan (Taiwanese, 1907-2004)
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Gift of Aloysius F. Kuo