TIME(Taiwan Image _Modern Essences)這個系列第一階段是27位台灣近代畫家。
李石樵（1908－1995），台灣第一代西畫家。其作品早期多次獲得入選「帝展」、「台展」等殊榮。
1922年考入台北師範學校，開始接觸正規的美術教育課程。受教於石川欽一郎。
1927年，首次以《台北橋》入選第一回台展。同年台北師範學校另新設「台北第二師範學校」（即國立臺北教育大學前身），因此李石樵也轉至「台北第二師範學校」就讀。並在隔年從第二師範學校畢業，入演習科，隨後以油畫《都市的後巷》入選第二回台展。
1931年，考取東京美術學校五年制西洋畫科。
1934年，與友人成立台陽美術協會。
1935年，李石樵於東京美術學校油畫科畢業。
1940年，李石樵於台中州立圖書館首次舉辦個展。
1943年，以七次入選日本帝展、新文展之優異表現，榮獲新文展「無鑑查（免審查）」的展出資格，為第一位獲此特殊之台灣畫家。
1946年，以作品《市場口》參加首屆台灣省全省美術展覽會，並擔任省展審查員。
1947年，以《田家樂》參加第二屆省展。
1960年，任教台灣省立師範大學美術系。
1974年，任教私立中國文化大學及國立藝術專科學校。
1995年，病逝於美國紐約，獲總統頒褒揚令。
2016年，泰山李石樵故居被新北市政府文化局指定為直轄市定古蹟。
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TIME (Taiwan Image _Modern Essences) series welcomes your visit. The first phase of this series is about 27 modern Taiwanese painters.
Lee Shih-chiao (1908 – 1995) was a Taiwanese painter. His art education and career began when Taiwan was under Japanese rule. Most of his paintings were realistic, but he also created some cubist works in his mid-life. He contributed significantly to art in Taiwan, as an artist and educator.
Lee Shih-chiao was born in Xinzhuang , Taipei County.
In 1923, he entered Taipei Normal School, and began to receive formal art education under Ishikawa Kinichiro. After the normal school was divided, Lee transferred to the Taipei Second Normal School. In 1927, his watercolor painting entitled Taipei Bridge was selected for the first Taiwan Art Exhibition .
In 1929, he went to Japan seeking admission into the Western Painting Division (renamed Oil Painting Division in 1933) of the Tokyo School of Fine Arts in 1931; he was accepted after taking the entrance examinations three times, and began to study under Okada Saburōsuke. Lee graduated from the Tokyo School in 1935 and stayed in Japan until 1944.
In 1934, he co-founded the Tai-Yang Art Society.
After graduating in 1935, he remained in Tokyo and continued to develop his skills. During this period, he earned a living by painting portraits for wealthy and influential Taiwanese families.
In 1944, Lee returned to settle in Taiwan.
In 1963, Lee began to teach arts at National Taiwan Normal University .He left NTNU in 1974,and became a professor of the National Taiwan Academy of Arts (now National Taiwan University of Arts) and Chinese Culture University.
Lee closed his studio, retired from art education and moved to Seattle to live with his daughter in 1982.
He died in Syracuse, New York, USA.
At 15 years old, Lee Shih-chiao moved out of his house in Xinzhuang. The house was bought by a timber-factory-running family surnamed Huang. The Huang family built factories around the house and continued to maintain the residence. They did not know the house belonged to Lee Shih-chiao's family until they found his name in the land ownership certificate. Subsequently, the Huang family decided to register the house as a historical site to protect it from redevelopment.
(Sources from Wikipedia)
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