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Lot 952
HU BING (B. 1960)
Tibetan Girl
Closed24 November 2014
Price Realised
HKD 50,000
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HU BING (B. 1960)
Tibetan Girl
Scroll, mounted and framed
Ink and colour on paper
118.2 x 35 cm. (46 1/2 x 13 3/4 in.)
20th Century
Tibetan Girl
Scroll, mounted and framed
Ink and colour on paper
118.2 x 35 cm. (46 1/2 x 13 3/4 in.)
20th Century
HU BING (B. 1960)
Tibetan Girl
Scroll, mounted and framed
Ink and colour on paper
118.2 x 35 cm. (46 1/2 x 13 3/4 in.)
20th Century
Tibetan Girl
Scroll, mounted and framed
Ink and colour on paper
118.2 x 35 cm. (46 1/2 x 13 3/4 in.)
20th Century
HU BING (B. 1960)
Selected exhibitions
2009 Summer Selected Chinese Paintings Exhibition, Xi'an, China (group) 2008 Olympic Fine Arts, Beijing, China (group)
2006 Singapore Chinese Chamber of Commerce and Industry, Singapore (solo)
2004 Jiaxing Painting Academy, Zhejiang, China (group)
2003 Selected Works by 10 Chinese and Japanese Artists, Sapporo, Japan (group)
2001 Cite Internationale des Arts, Paris, France (solo)
1997 Shanghai Art Fair, China (group)
Born in Chengdu in 1960, Hu Bing studied at the Sichuan Normal University, and upon her graduation in 1988 she continued her research in art theories at the China National Academy of Arts. In 2001 she was invited by the China Artists Association to go on a study trip to various European countries, during which she held exhibitions in Paris, France and Ansbach, Germany. Hu currently works at the Sichuan Museum of Art.
Tibetan girls feature heavily in Hu's works. She has spent over a decade on the subject, visiting Tibet and nearby regions every year to seek inspiration and sketch. In pursuing simplicity in her artistic creation, Hu employs unassuming lines and an intricate mix of colours to express a pure and idyllic spirit that she admires in Tibet. The robust sunlight juxtaposes the cold climate of the highlands, resulting in the splendid colours of Tibet's livelihood that Hu captures brilliantly through the Tibetan girls' dresses and their backgrounds.
Selected exhibitions
2009 Summer Selected Chinese Paintings Exhibition, Xi'an, China (group) 2008 Olympic Fine Arts, Beijing, China (group)
2006 Singapore Chinese Chamber of Commerce and Industry, Singapore (solo)
2004 Jiaxing Painting Academy, Zhejiang, China (group)
2003 Selected Works by 10 Chinese and Japanese Artists, Sapporo, Japan (group)
2001 Cite Internationale des Arts, Paris, France (solo)
1997 Shanghai Art Fair, China (group)
Born in Chengdu in 1960, Hu Bing studied at the Sichuan Normal University, and upon her graduation in 1988 she continued her research in art theories at the China National Academy of Arts. In 2001 she was invited by the China Artists Association to go on a study trip to various European countries, during which she held exhibitions in Paris, France and Ansbach, Germany. Hu currently works at the Sichuan Museum of Art.
Tibetan girls feature heavily in Hu's works. She has spent over a decade on the subject, visiting Tibet and nearby regions every year to seek inspiration and sketch. In pursuing simplicity in her artistic creation, Hu employs unassuming lines and an intricate mix of colours to express a pure and idyllic spirit that she admires in Tibet. The robust sunlight juxtaposes the cold climate of the highlands, resulting in the splendid colours of Tibet's livelihood that Hu captures brilliantly through the Tibetan girls' dresses and their backgrounds.