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committee member for the "Taiwan
Province Student Art Exhibition" and advisor for the "Taiwan Province Teachers' Art Exhibition," among other roles. In 1964, Kuo Hsueh-hu traveled to Japan for research and study and developed his personal artistic creations. He also completed many works and participated in multiple overseas exhibitions in Thailand, the Philippines, India, mainland China, and the United States.
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Kuo Hsueh-hu founded the first officially registered cram school " Hsueh-hu Art
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Exhibition" (Taiyang Art Exhibition), Guo served as a judge for the Oriental Painting category for many years. In the early post-war period, he and Yang San-lang organized the "Taiwan Provincial Fine Arts Exhibition," and he also served as a review
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Kuo Hsueh-hu was born in 1908 in
Fanzaigou, Datong District, Taipei (now in Datong District, Taipei City). His father passed away when he was two years old, and his mother Chen raised him alone. In 1917, he entered the Second Public School in Datong District (now Rixin Elementary School in Taipei
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In 1927, the first Taiwan Fine Arts
Exhibition was held, and three young and unknown artists, Kuo Hsueh-hu, Chen Chin, and Lin Yu-shan, were selected for the Oriental Painting category. They became known as the "Three Young People of the Taiwan Exhibition" and gained instant fame. Kuo Hsueh-hu's
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His wife, Mrs. Lin Achin, was also a painter and a student of Gobara Koto, who supported and contributed to Kuo Hsueh-hu's artistic career. Their children have also achieved success in the fields of art education and literature. Their eldest son, Kuo Song-fen, is a literary figure, their eldest
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shaping society's aesthetic sense. Additionally, Kuo Hsueh-hu joined several art associations, including the "Zhan-tan
Society" and "Liguang Society" of the Oriental Painting Association, as well as the "Liu Yan Society," which promoted both Eastern and Western painting styles.
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One of the most influential people in Kuo Hsueh-hu's life was the
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