Shiy Dejin Special Exhibition Notebook - Wu Hao

【History is Ourselves - Shiy Dejin Special Exhibition Notebook Wu Hao】 Select 8 classic works from Shiy Dejin's special exhibition and make a limited edition notebook. ★Size: A5 (210 mm × 148 mm), blank inside pages, full-color high-definition printing Hsieh De-jin and Wu Hao were key figures who influenced Taiwan's modern painting movement and rural movement in the 1950s. Shiy De-jin once wrote the article "Wu Hao's Self-Portrait" in Crown Magazine. The article mentions that Wu Hao lives in the suburbs of Taipei and is a soldier who works for the Mandarin Daily. He has a taciturn personality and doesn't show much emotion. One day a fire broke out at home, and his early paintings were burned. Wu Hao, who was originally calm, couldn't bear such a blow, so he could only sit on the ground and cry bitterly. Shiy De-jin drew Wu Hao who had nothing at that time into his works, and painted the moment when his friends were helpless and wandering and the lingering loneliness. Shiy De-Jin, "Portrait of Wu Hao", 1971, oil on canvas, 117x91.5cm, authorized by the Shiy De-Jin Foundation, collected by the National Taiwan Museum of Fine Arts.