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拍品 564
Fang Lijun (B. 1963)
Untitled (No. 17)
已结束2007年9月19日
成交价
GBP 10,000
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Fang Lijun (B. 1963)
Untitled (No. 17)
woodcut triptych printed in two shades of grey and black, 1996, on China paper, each part signed, dated, titled and numbered 2/4 in silver ink within the subject at the lower left, similarly inscribed in ballpoint pen on paper tape above on the reverse, each printed on three horizontally attached sheets and mounted as a traditional Chinese picture scroll, with cream silk at the top and bottom, the left and central scroll with some foxing, the silk slightly discoloured at the edges, generally in good condition
2600 x 1220 mm. (each scroll)
Untitled (No. 17)
woodcut triptych printed in two shades of grey and black, 1996, on China paper, each part signed, dated, titled and numbered 2/4 in silver ink within the subject at the lower left, similarly inscribed in ballpoint pen on paper tape above on the reverse, each printed on three horizontally attached sheets and mounted as a traditional Chinese picture scroll, with cream silk at the top and bottom, the left and central scroll with some foxing, the silk slightly discoloured at the edges, generally in good condition
2600 x 1220 mm. (each scroll)
Fang Lijun (B. 1963)
Untitled (No. 17)
woodcut triptych printed in two shades of grey and black, 1996, on China paper, each part signed, dated, titled and numbered 2/4 in silver ink within the subject at the lower left, similarly inscribed in ballpoint pen on paper tape above on the reverse, each printed on three horizontally attached sheets and mounted as a traditional Chinese picture scroll, with cream silk at the top and bottom, the left and central scroll with some foxing, the silk slightly discoloured at the edges, generally in good condition
2600 x 1220 mm. (each scroll)
Untitled (No. 17)
woodcut triptych printed in two shades of grey and black, 1996, on China paper, each part signed, dated, titled and numbered 2/4 in silver ink within the subject at the lower left, similarly inscribed in ballpoint pen on paper tape above on the reverse, each printed on three horizontally attached sheets and mounted as a traditional Chinese picture scroll, with cream silk at the top and bottom, the left and central scroll with some foxing, the silk slightly discoloured at the edges, generally in good condition
2600 x 1220 mm. (each scroll)
Given by the artist to the present owner.
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