CHU WEIBOR 朱為白 (TAIWANESE, 1929–2018) Fortune in My House 五福樓—福在我家
CHU WEIBOR (TAIWANESE, 1929–2018) Fortune in My House Titled in Chinese and English, signed in Pinyin, dated 1973 and numbered 27/30 Woodblock print 150.5 x 55.5 cm 朱為白 五福樓—福在我家 一九七三年作 木刻版畫 - PROVENANCE: English Private Collection, Oxford 來源： 英國牛津私人收藏 - LITERATURE: Liao Jen-I, ed., Heaven and Earth, Artist Publishing, Taipei, 2015, p. 85 (another edition) - NOTE: A print from this series was sold at Sotheby's, Hong Kong, Modern Art Day Sale, 9 July 2020, Lot 785 (35,000 HKD) Chu Weibor was a distinguished Taiwanese artist known for his mastery of woodblock printmaking and his profound contributions to the art world. Born in 1929 in Taiwan, Chu Weibor's artistic journey began at a young age when he developed a deep fascination with the traditional art of woodblock printing. Despite facing numerous challenges in his early life, including the tumultuous political climate, Chu Weibor remained dedicated to his artistic pursuits. He studied under several prominent mentors and honed his skills as a woodblock printmaker, drawing inspiration from the rich cultural heritage of his homeland and the natural beauty of the Taiwanese landscape. Chu Weibor's woodblock prints are characterized by their intricate detail, meticulous craftsmanship, and profound emotional depth. He employed traditional carving techniques to create stunningly intricate designs, capturing the essence of everyday life, human emotion, and the natural world with unparalleled beauty and sensitivity. Throughout his illustrious career, Chu Weibor's work garnered widespread acclaim both in Taiwan and internationally. His prints were featured in numerous exhibitions and galleries, earning him a reputation as one of Taiwan's most celebrated artists. He was also a dedicated educator, sharing his knowledge and passion for woodblock printing with aspiring artists and students, leaving behind a lasting legacy in the world of printmaking. His contributions to the art of woodblock printing continue to inspire and influence generations of artists around the world. His timeless prints serve as a testament to the enduring power of artistic expression and the beauty of Taiwan's cultural heritage. Though he passed away in 2018, his artistic legacy lives on, leaving an indelible mark on the world of art and printmaking.Click here to share:Request a condition report
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CHU WEIBOR (TAIWANESE, 1929–2018) Fortune in My House Titled in Chinese and English, signed in Pinyin, dated 1973 and numbered 27/30 Woodblock print 150.5 x 55.5 cm 朱為白 五福樓—福在我家 一九七三年作 木刻版畫 - PROVENANCE: English Private Collection, Oxford 來源： 英國牛津私人收藏 - LITERATURE: Liao Jen-I, ed., Heaven and Earth, Artist Publishing, Taipei, 2015, p. 85 (another edition) - NOTE: A print from this series was sold at Sotheby's, Hong Kong, Modern Art Day Sale, 9 July 2020, Lot 785 (35,000 HKD) Chu Weibor was a distinguished Taiwanese artist known for his mastery of woodblock printmaking and his profound contributions to the art world. Born in 1929 in Taiwan, Chu Weibor's artistic journey began at a young age when he developed a deep fascination with the traditional art of woodblock printing. Despite facing numerous challenges in his early life, including the tumultuous political climate, Chu Weibor remained dedicated to his artistic pursuits. He studied under several prominent mentors and honed his skills as a woodblock printmaker, drawing inspiration from the rich cultural heritage of his homeland and the natural beauty of the Taiwanese landscape. Chu Weibor's woodblock prints are characterized by their intricate detail, meticulous craftsmanship, and profound emotional depth. He employed traditional carving techniques to create stunningly intricate designs, capturing the essence of everyday life, human emotion, and the natural world with unparalleled beauty and sensitivity. Throughout his illustrious career, Chu Weibor's work garnered widespread acclaim both in Taiwan and internationally. His prints were featured in numerous exhibitions and galleries, earning him a reputation as one of Taiwan's most celebrated artists. He was also a dedicated educator, sharing his knowledge and passion for woodblock printing with aspiring artists and students, leaving behind a lasting legacy in the world of printmaking. His contributions to the art of woodblock printing continue to inspire and influence generations of artists around the world. His timeless prints serve as a testament to the enduring power of artistic expression and the beauty of Taiwan's cultural heritage. Though he passed away in 2018, his artistic legacy lives on, leaving an indelible mark on the world of art and printmaking.Click here to share:Request a condition report
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