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Taiwan · March 13, 1902 – February 6, 1983Wikidata

Li Mei-shu

artist from Taiwan (1902-1983)

Born in Sam-kiap-ke. Died in Taipei.

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A life in paintings

Born 1902104 dated paintingsDied 1983

129 works

129 without a public image, listed last

  • CImage under copyright
    Crow 1
    Li Mei-shu
    1918 · Li Mei-shu Memorial Gallery
  • BImage under copyright
    Birds character Embroidering
    Li Mei-shu
    1921 · Li Mei-shu Memorial Gallery
  • QImage under copyright
    Q59325606
    Li Mei-shu
    1921 · Li Mei-shu Memorial Gallery
  • VImage under copyright
    Village on Burlap
    Li Mei-shu
    1927 · Li Mei-shu Memorial Gallery
  • DImage under copyright
    Dr. Liu Ching-Kan
    Li Mei-shu
    1930 · Li Mei-shu Memorial Gallery
  • TImage under copyright
    Tamsui Harbor
    Li Mei-shu
    1930 · Li Mei-shu Memorial Gallery
  • BImage under copyright
    Buffalo
    Li Mei-shu
    1930s · Li Mei-shu Memorial Gallery
  • SImage under copyright
    Self-portrait
    Li Mei-shu
    1930 · Li Mei-shu Memorial Gallery
  • SImage under copyright
    Self Portrait
    Li Mei-shu
    1931 · Li Mei-shu Memorial Gallery
  • SImage under copyright
    Still Life
    Li Mei-shu
    1932 · Li Mei-shu Memorial Gallery
  • NImage under copyright
    Nude
    Li Mei-shu
    1933 · Li Mei-shu Memorial Gallery
  • TImage under copyright
    The girl
    Li Mei-shu
    1934 · Li Mei-shu Memorial Gallery
  • GImage under copyright
    Girl from a farming family
    Li Mei-shu
    1934 · Li Mei-shu Memorial Gallery
  • NImage under copyright
    Nude
    Li Mei-shu
    1934 · Li Mei-shu Memorial Gallery
  • LImage under copyright
    Lady Resting In The Garden
    Li Mei-shu
    1935 · Li Mei-shu Memorial Gallery
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