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Chen Yuping born 1947 - The 8000-li Road: Clouds and Moon

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The 8000-li Road: Clouds and Moon
by Chen Yuping born 1947

Item	13614
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Date Sold	Sunday, April 10, 2005

Title	The 8000-li Road: Clouds and Moon
	Grand Prize in 6th National Art Exhibition.
Artist	Chen Yuping born 1947
Description	"The 8000-li Road: Clouds and Moon" This is another of Chen Yuping's outstanding works. The print won the grand prize (highest award) in the 6th National Art Exhibition of China in 1994. This print mentioned in the literature reference. A "Li" is a Chinese measure. One "li" is 0.5 km. When Chinese people speak of "8000-li", they mean a very long distance. And sometimes Chinese people also use it to describe a "long history" or great "great changes". .
Signature	Signed, dated and numbered by artist in pencil.
Dated	1994.
Medium/Technique	Woodblock print.
Impression	Printed on a pliable Chinese paper of middle thickness.
Colors	Oil-based colors. The dominant color of this print is more greenish than blue (as displayed on the photographed image).
Condition	Bottom right corner creased. Will flatten out over time.
Edition Size	99
Numbered	24/99
Note	This print will be shipped in a tube.
Width Item	44.9 inches = 114.0 cm
Height Item	30.5 inches = 77.5 cm
Width Image	38.6 inches = 98.0 cm
Height Image	26.6 inches = 67.5 cm
Literature	Christer Von der Burg, "The Art of Contemporary Chinese Woodcuts", Muban Foundation, 2003, ISBN: 0954604814, - pages 118/119
Note	The image was taken from the original print, but does not show full margins.

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