Shao Kuang Ting, LULLABY, XL Serigraph on Rice Paper, Hand Signed/Numbered 1st

Description: Shao Kuang Ting, LULLABY, Serigraph on Deluxe Rice Paper Hand Signed/Numbered First in Roman Numeral Series. 1/CL The paper appears to be hand made rice paper. The fibers of the paper can be seen along the edges and under the artwork. This paper adds so much dimension to the artwork. Professionally framed with gold resin/wood finish frame. Double matted with interior gold metal trim that matches the frame. Plexiglass, which makes the piece much lighter. *There is a small chip on the frame, please see photo with arrow pointing to area. This does not take away from the beautiful artwork. The frame is wired on the back to allow for easy hanging on a wall. Please view all pictures in this listing. This is the actual item you will receive. "LULLABY" 1989 Limited Edition: Serigraph on Deluxe Rice Paper Edition Size: 175 Roman Numeral, 275Arabic, 75 Artist Proofs Hand Numbered: 1/CL, First in Roman Numeral Series Hand Signed: Yes Condition: Excellent Framed: Yes Size 28 1/2 in H X 29 in W Provenance: Certificate of Authenticity: Yes Original Retail Price: $6,000.00 Delivery: 1) Please contact us and ask for shipping quote via freight. When using freight shipping, the art will be wrapped professionally. Shipment can be as long as 4 weeks out, depending on the route of the transport company. East Coast will usually be faster. 2) We are happy to work with a shipper of your choosing if you already have one. 3) Free local pick up in Metro Atlanta Area TING SHAO KUANG Ting Shao Kuang as born in Chenggu, a village located in the Northern province of Shanxi, China in 1939. The year Ting was born, this area, which once was the center of an advanced civilization, was reeling from the ravages of the Sino-Japanese war. But as the war progressed, Ting's father, a Kuomintang official in Beijing, helped rally the Nationalist forces, and the Japanese Imperial Army was eventually defeated. By age 11, he was painting every day, using cooking oil as a medium for his pigment. Despite his lack of adequate supplies, he evidenced such remarkable talent that, in 1954, he was given the opportunity to attend the prestigious high school affiliated with the Central Academy of Fine Arts in Beijing. In 1957, Ting was accepted at Beijing's Central Academy of Arts and Crafts. Although he was taught "Socialist Realism" in his classes, it was during this time that he discovered the works of Picasso, Matisse and Modigliani. The paintings of these artists inspired him to experiment with new themes and techniques. Ting Shao Kuang, a prominent contemporary Chinese painter in America, has produced works characterized by a combination of traditional Chinese painting techniques and the more expressive Western art forms. He has created a unique style that does not belong exclusively to the East or the West, but to the world.

Price: 1995 USD

Location: Marietta, Georgia

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