An Shu lived in Shanghai since childhood, and studied in the High School Attached to Xi Academy of Fine Arts, the Oil Painting Department of Xi Academy of Fine Arts and the Special Arts Department of Central Academy of Arts and Crafts. Later, he embarked on the road of personality exploration combining Chinese and western calligraphy and painting, and gradually formed a unique style of calligraphy and painting. His paintings focus on figures, human bodies and flowers, combining the artistic conception, pen and ink interest of traditional literati paintings with the powerful expressive force of folk art, and organically combining with western painting concepts, humanistic care and human modeling. His calligraphy has been handed down from his own family, and his character has also developed.

In February, 1993, "An Shu Renping Painting and Calligraphy Exhibition" was held in China Art Museum;

1994, at the invitation of Beijing International Art Museum, held "Exhibition of Four Great Artists in Chang 'an"; 1996 and 1997 participated in two exhibitions in Taiwan Province province;

200 1, the exhibition began to tour around Shandong;

In 2003, An Shu Painting and Calligraphy Exhibition was held in Shanghai Library.

An Shu Painting and Calligraphy Exhibition was held in Shanghai Library in 2003 and Yunfeng Gallery in Shanghai in 2004.

In 2005, An Shu Painting and Calligraphy was published by Hong Kong New World Publishing Co., Ltd.; Edited and published "An Shu", "Looking Back on the Sea" and "Commemorating the Centennial Birthday of Shutong".

In July 2005, Shaanxi Shutong Painting and Calligraphy Research Institute was registered in the Civil Affairs Department of Shaanxi Provincial Department of Culture, and served as the president and legal representative.

In June, 1 1 was elected as the president of Shutong Calligraphy Research Association. As a special representative, he participated in the Fifth National Calligraphers' Congress. Editor-in-chief Shu Tong's calligraphy was published in Jiangxi, and he completed his memoir "Hot Blood Ink and Wash-Father Shu Tong" (200,000 words, a collection of graphic and calligraphy works).

From the end of 2005 to 2006, he participated in a series of activities to commemorate the centenary of Shutong, and was entrusted by the China Federation of Literary and Art Circles and the China Book Association to undertake the exhibition of Shutong Revolution and Momo's Career and the exhibition of An Shu and Shuti's students' calligraphy and painting, which were exhibited in China Modern Literature Museum, Shandong Museum and Shaanxi Art Museum respectively.

In March 2006, he was appointed as the director of China World Association for the Promotion of Ethnic Cultural Exchanges of the Ministry of Culture.

In 2009, he edited and published a large-scale Collection of Paintings and Calligraphy in Memory of Shutong, held the launching ceremony of Commemorating Shutong in Junbo in October, held Renping Painting and Calligraphy Exhibition in An Shu, and toured Yinchuan, Ningxia in June165438+1October.

20110 Shutong Shu 'an Tianqi Painting and Calligraphy Exhibition was held in Nanchang, and Jiangxi Shutong Calligraphy Art Research Association was registered and established as its president.

20 12 On August 8th, Shu Tong An Shu Painting and Calligraphy Exhibition and Shanghai An Shu Painting and Calligraphy Studio were held in Shanghai.

Shutong An Shu Painting and Calligraphy Exhibition was held in Weihai, Shandong Province on June 6th+7th, 2065438.

2065438+July 2003 1 day, Shutong An Shu Painting and Calligraphy Exhibition was held in yingtan, Jiangxi.

His works have been exhibited or won prizes in exhibitions at home and abroad for many times, and have been collected by the United States, Japanese, Singaporean, Hongkong, Taiwan Province and other places. Many newspapers and media around the country have published reports and comments.