Matches in DBpedia 2016-04 for { ?s ?p "George Chann (1913-1995) was a Chinese American painter.He was born in Guangzhou, China on January 1, 1913. He lived with his father in Stockton, California for some of the time during his youth. He attended Sun Yat-sen University. In 1932 he emigrated to the United States.In 1933 he began studying at the Otis Art Institute and after his graduating began teaching there in addition to exhibiting.His work can be divided into two stages, prior to the 1950s his work was mostly portrait paintings and some still life paintings and landscape paintings. In the 1950s his art underwent a change becoming more abstract and increasingly incorporated Chinese artifacts in their production, for example by rubbing them with oracle bones.His work experienced an increase in popularity after his death in May 26, 1995."@en }
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- George_Chann abstract "George Chann (1913-1995) was a Chinese American painter.He was born in Guangzhou, China on January 1, 1913. He lived with his father in Stockton, California for some of the time during his youth. He attended Sun Yat-sen University. In 1932 he emigrated to the United States.In 1933 he began studying at the Otis Art Institute and after his graduating began teaching there in addition to exhibiting.His work can be divided into two stages, prior to the 1950s his work was mostly portrait paintings and some still life paintings and landscape paintings. In the 1950s his art underwent a change becoming more abstract and increasingly incorporated Chinese artifacts in their production, for example by rubbing them with oracle bones.His work experienced an increase in popularity after his death in May 26, 1995.".
- Q20988900 abstract "George Chann (1913-1995) was a Chinese American painter.He was born in Guangzhou, China on January 1, 1913. He lived with his father in Stockton, California for some of the time during his youth. He attended Sun Yat-sen University. In 1932 he emigrated to the United States.In 1933 he began studying at the Otis Art Institute and after his graduating began teaching there in addition to exhibiting.His work can be divided into two stages, prior to the 1950s his work was mostly portrait paintings and some still life paintings and landscape paintings. In the 1950s his art underwent a change becoming more abstract and increasingly incorporated Chinese artifacts in their production, for example by rubbing them with oracle bones.His work experienced an increase in popularity after his death in May 26, 1995.".