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- Ong Schan Tchow (Chinese: 翁占秋; pinyin: Wēng Zhàn Qiū) (also known as Yung Chan Tchow, Ong Chan Chiew or Ang Chan Chiew in the Hokkien dialect) alias Yung Len Kwui (Chinese: 翁联桂; pinyin: Wēng Lián Guì) (also known as Ong Lien Kuei) (19 September 1900 – 20 December 1945) was born in the ethnically Hokkien city in the eastern part of Longyan prefecture, Southern Fujian Province, China. He was well known for Chinese Ink wash painting and colour paintings of flowers (Chrysanthemums in particular), landscapes (Shan shui), animals, people, still life and Calligraphy.He was regarded as one of the first few batches of Chinese scholars and artists to study in Paris and one of the few artists who integrated both traditional Chinese and Western art techniques.During the Second Sino-Japanese War, he became renowned as a patriot artist when he exhibited extensively in China, Hong Kong and later in South East Asia to raise funds solely for the war relief effort and for the countless Chinese civilian victims in China, Malaysia and Singapore. (en)
- Ong Schan Tchow (vereenvoudigd Chinees: 翁占秋; 1900–1945) was een Chinees kunstschilder. Zijn omgangsnaam was Yung Len Kwui (翁联桂). Ong was een van de eerste Chinese studenten die in Parijs studeerden en maakte gebruik van zowel traditioneel Chinese als . (nl)
- 翁占秋（1900年9月19日－1945年12月20日），字翁联桂，出生於福建省龙岩市。 翁先生是众所周知的水墨画和色彩画花（尤其是菊花）、山水、动物、人、静物和中国书法。他被视为一个研究的学者和艺术家的前几批巴黎和谁结合中国传统和西方艺术技巧的一些艺术家之一。 在中国抗日战争期间，他在中国和东南亚展出他的画作。作为一个爱国者，所有这些展品的收益分别给予战争的救援工作并帮助无数中国平民受害者。 (zh)
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- 三宝洞 (en)
- 南天洞 (en)
- 翁占秋 (en)
- 翁联桂 (en)
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- From the Annals of Longyan (en)
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- Ong Schan Tchow (en)
- alias Yung Len Kwui (en)
- 翁占秋 / 翁联桂 (en)
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- Nántiān dòng (en)
- Sān bǎo dòng (en)
- Wēng Lián Guì (en)
- Wēng Zhàn Qiū (en)
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- École Nationale Supérieure des Beaux-Arts, faculté de droit of the University of Paris (en)
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- Ong Schan Tchow (vereenvoudigd Chinees: 翁占秋; 1900–1945) was een Chinees kunstschilder. Zijn omgangsnaam was Yung Len Kwui (翁联桂). Ong was een van de eerste Chinese studenten die in Parijs studeerden en maakte gebruik van zowel traditioneel Chinese als . (nl)
- 翁占秋（1900年9月19日－1945年12月20日），字翁联桂，出生於福建省龙岩市。 翁先生是众所周知的水墨画和色彩画花（尤其是菊花）、山水、动物、人、静物和中国书法。他被视为一个研究的学者和艺术家的前几批巴黎和谁结合中国传统和西方艺术技巧的一些艺术家之一。 在中国抗日战争期间，他在中国和东南亚展出他的画作。作为一个爱国者，所有这些展品的收益分别给予战争的救援工作并帮助无数中国平民受害者。 (zh)
- Ong Schan Tchow (Chinese: 翁占秋; pinyin: Wēng Zhàn Qiū) (also known as Yung Chan Tchow, Ong Chan Chiew or Ang Chan Chiew in the Hokkien dialect) alias Yung Len Kwui (Chinese: 翁联桂; pinyin: Wēng Lián Guì) (also known as Ong Lien Kuei) (19 September 1900 – 20 December 1945) was born in the ethnically Hokkien city in the eastern part of Longyan prefecture, Southern Fujian Province, China. He was well known for Chinese Ink wash painting and colour paintings of flowers (Chrysanthemums in particular), landscapes (Shan shui), animals, people, still life and Calligraphy.He was regarded as one of the first few batches of Chinese scholars and artists to study in Paris and one of the few artists who integrated both traditional Chinese and Western art techniques.During the Second Sino-Japanese War, he be (en)
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- Ong Schan Tchow (en)
- Ong Schan Tchow (nl)
- 翁占秋 (zh)
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