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Lot Private Collection, Asia. Brought to you by. Jessica Hsu. Lot Essay Chen Cheng-Po's paintings are infused with the elegance of both Eastern and Western art, and at the same time reflect his passion, straightforwardness, and eye for detail. With his broad vision and sharp observant nature, he stands his ground within the history of contemporary Chinese art, and is a pioneer in his field.
Chen Cheng-Po was born in , and he dedicated his life to his nation, homeland, family, and his beloved art. He studied under Japanese painting master Kinichiro Ishikawa early in his career, and learnt still-life drawing techniques in Taiwan before travelling to the Tokyo University of the Arts to learn Western painting. Afterwards, he went to Shanghai, where he consolidated all that he had absorbed in both Eastern and Western painting techniques.
While in Shanghai, he inherited a legacy of Chinese ink painting styles and techniques, and was also highly affected by his introduction to Western painting. China plunged into political turmoil at the start of 20th century. Chinese artists who are deeply influenced by Western modern art theories gathered in Shanghai. After Chen's graduation from the Western Painting department at the Tokyo University of the Arts, he took up the responsibility of teaching art in Shanghai in His close proximity to these artists resulted in him being influenced by Parisian and other Western arts movements of the time.
His decision to settle in Shanghai would leave a huge impression on Chen's artwork, for he once confirmed Chinese ink artists Bada Shanren and Ni Zan as his most important influences in the techniques of lines and brushworks. Bada Shanren and Ni Zan, both literati painters of Chinese ink art, poured the landscapes of their minds into their art.
