Talk:Pan Yuliang

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Pan Yuliang (189?-1977) was a Chinese Painter bornChen Xiuqing. Birthplace, early life unknown. She met Pan Zanhua during the 2nd Chinese Revolution in 1913, in Wuhu. The use of the surname Zhang as her birthname was an invention of the author Shi Nan, who published a fictional biography of Pan Yuliang in 1984. There are no references to Pan Yuliang as a prostitute that are verifiable. All references stem from Hua Hun, the novel by Shi Nan, who invented the prostitution story. Pan Yuliang's correct birthdate is also unknown. Letters and documents written by Pan Yuliang list both 1895 or 1899. Pan Yuliang took the surname Pan to honor Pan Zanhua who married her and completed her education giving her lessons in reading, writing, calligraphy, and painting. Pan Zanhua found a modern Chinese painter, Hong Ye, to agree to teach a woman the basics of Western painting. She then qualified for entrance into the Shanghai Art Academy, founded by Liu Haisu. In 1921 she was selected to go to France to study art, her expenses paid by the government, where she studied French briefly at Association Universitaire Franco-Chinoise in Lyon and then the Ecole Nationale de Beaux-artes de Lyon, before going to Paris in 1923 to study with Lucien Simon and P.A.J. Dagnan-Bouliveret. In 1926 she went to Rome to study with Umberto Coromaldi, who introduced her to sculpture. Returning to China in 1928, she taught at the Shanghai Art Academy by invitation of Liu Haisu, and at Nanjing Central University with Xu Beihong. After the Japanese bombed Shanghai in 1931, Pan Zanhua urged Pan Yuliang to return to France. She left China in 1936 just as the Japanese invasion of Shanghai began, and remained in Paris for 40 years. She was denied a return to China as an artist because of the policies of Mao Zedong but traveled and exhibited in Britain, the USA, Belgium, Greece and elsewhere, and was awarded five major medals for excellence during her career. Pan Yuliang was known first as a post-impressionist, and later for a synthesis of Western subject matter and Chinese ink and paper technique. She died in 1977 and was buried in Montparnasse Cemetery. Her 4,000 works of art were not returned to China until 1981. Shi Nan's novel, Hau Hun was made into a movie in 1994, starring Gong Li. Jennifer Cody Epstein's novel The Painter from Shanghai (NY:Norton, 2008), is an embellished American version of the original fiction invented about Pan Yuliang's life by Shi Nan in 1984.

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I recently modified the page according to two scholar articles I found (which can be accessed by searching their names using information in my citations). But I think two modifications of mine are worth further reseraching and discussing:

1. Her real birth year and the name she used when born. According to information I learn, her gravestone shows that she was born in 1899, but some other sources argue that she changed the year of her birth when she applied for Beaux-arts de Paris because, at that year, this institution only admitted people aged from 23 to 25. And now 1895 is the recognized year for her birth especially in recent scholar articles (such as the two I cited).

2. Her painting style. The two sources I used and added to this page are worth further reading and citing. I think they comprehensively talk about her art style and how it was shaped and shaped different categories of arts at her time. But, at the present, I have not elaborately read through all pages of them. I will definitely keep editing on this page according to the reading of these two articles in the future, but I also hope other editors can join me as well to gather more information about Pan Yuliang from these two articles I newly found.

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