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Hao Ping born 1952 - Hot Wind
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Hot Wind
by Hao Ping born 1952
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16705 |
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| Date Sold |
Monday, January 16, 2006 |
| Title |
Hot Wind |
| |
limited edition |
| Artist |
Hao Ping born 1952 |
| Description |
This design looks a bit enigmatic. A woman carries a bucket on a long pole over her shoulder. One or two animal faces are to be recognized to her right, looking out of a stable. On top of the bucket are some hard to define objects. Flowers? When you look closer, you may see something that looks like a mask. We contacted the artist about this design and he told us that the girl shown on "Hot Wind" is from the Huayao Dai nationality. The women of this ethnic group decorate their waists with colourful bands. They live in a rather hot region, an area of plains in the mountains. Hao Ping wanted to express the feelings of "hot" and "colorful". |
| Signature |
Signed, titled, dated and numbered by the artist in pencil. |
| Dated |
2004. |
| Medium/Technique |
Woodcut. |
| Impression |
Printed in oil-based, thick inks on a pliable, Chinese paper of middle thickness. |
| Condition |
Very good ... very minor wrinkles on margins. |
| Edition Size |
80 |
| Numbered |
27 / 80 |
| Note |
Hao Ping is one of the 60 contemporary Chinese woodblock artists selected for the collection of the London based Muban Foundation. |
| Width Item |
19.5 inches = 49.5 cm |
| Height Item |
19.3 inches = 49.0 cm |
| Width Image |
15.0 inches = 38.0 cm |
| Height Image |
15.0 inches = 38.0 cm |
| Literature |
Christer Von der Burg, "The Art of Contemporary Chinese Woodcuts", Muban Foundation, 2003, ISBN: 0954604814, - pages 136/137 |
| Note |
The image does not show full margins and was not taken from the individual print. Because of the minor differences, we used the stock image taken from a previous copy. |
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