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Diana Vase
Erte (Romain de Tirtoff) 1892 -1990
Hand Carved Encased Glass Vase
Height: 19 inches, Width: 5 inches
2004 From an early original design in Gouache
Edition: 300 numbered |
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Ting Shao Kuang |
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Cherry Blossem |
Ashima at Sunrise |
Amorous Feeling of Xishuangbanna |
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Distant Dreams |
Dawn of the Yunnan School |
Huntress |
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Friendship Along the River |
Echoes |
Dreaming of Zoo |
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Harmony |
Golden Empress |
Golden Age Ofindia |
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Illumination of a Buddah |
Hunting Ages |
Homage to Chikako |
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Motherhood |
Messenger |
Lullaby |
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Patterns |
Paradise |
*Original Painting* |
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Pisces |
Phoenix Lady |
Peaceful World |
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Silk Road |
Reminiscence |
Purple Dream |
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The Bride |
Song of Freedom |
Song of the Goddess |
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The Beginning of Human Nature |
Vayage on the Meikong |
Wind and Sea |
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...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. Ting
Shao Kuang was born in Chenggu, a
village located in the Norhern province of Shanxi,
China in 1939. In order to survive his loneliness and
alienation, Ting turned to painting for
solace. 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 Jeijing'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.... |
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