英文摘要 |
In the Japanese Colonization Era, the Japanese artist Tateishi Tetsuomi (1905-1980) was born in Taipei, and he also was honored as Wansei. He was really active in Taiwanese art field and the literary world from the 1930s to 1940s. Tateishi Tetsuomi was a talented creator who was an expert on can use so many art mediums such as oil painting, pictures printed from a woodblock, miniature and painting albums. His early artworks always showed Taiwanese sceneries. It shows his love of Taiwan's sceneries through his artwork. Viewers can tell how much he loved Taiwan from his artwork. However, while most of Japanese were repatriated back to Japan after Japan's defeat. Tateishi Tetsuomi was employed by National Taiwan University, so he did not need to back to Japan immediately. After he stayed two more years in Taiwan, he was repatriated back to Japan, because the society was in turmoil and politics drifted. Japan lost WWII and one year experience of army affected Tateishi Tetsuomi's art style. His art style was Taiwanese landscape painting, and his art style became to Surrealism style after the war finished. Especially, from 1945 to 1950 his oil painting style has a huge transformation which appeals to people to figure out the reason. |