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Art from the Heart

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Transform your environment with unique original Chinese Brush paintings

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Of the richness of art traditions in the world today, ink and color wash painting, originating in the East, is considered to be the paramount of Asian arts.  In past decades, ink painting was developed to a very high level.  Chinese painting has come to occupy an eminent position in world art history due to its brilliant achievements in artistic expressions.  Through the use of ink, five colors, and various brush techniques, images are created that capture the form and spirit of what is seen in the outer world, becoming an interplay between ink, heart and mind.  The artist shares her feelings and interpretations with the viewer.  To look to  one’s own heart for inspiration is most important in creating an outstanding work of art. Techniques can be taught but inspiration belongs to the artist.

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    Auspicious Mountain Mist
    Landscape in the manor of Chou Ch'en, early 16th Century. Ink and color wash on rice paper 26 1/2 “ x 13 1/2” mounted ready to mat and frame.

    Homeward Bound with the Day’s Catch

    Representative of Gong Xian (1618-1689), Qing dynasty. Ink and color wash on rice paper. 27" x 14" mounted, ready to mat and frame. 

    Sweet Scent of Flowers and Chatter of Birds

    Sweet Scent of Flowers and Chatter of Birds

    In the manor of Wu Changshou (1844-1927), leading Master of the later Shanghai School, late Qing and Early Republican periods. 

    Ink and color-wash on rice paper.

    15” x 27” mounted and ready to mat and frame or mount on silk scroll.


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