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Dong Xianming — Portraits of Shanghai Artists, Signed First Edition

Dong Xianming — Portraits of Shanghai Artists, Signed First Edition

SIGNED Photography Book
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Dong Xianming’s photographic portrait study of Shanghai painters and calligraphers, presented here in a signed first-edition copy. Published in 2000, the book records the faces and working presence of a generation within Shanghai’s art world.

  • Photographer and signer: Dong Xianming (董献明)
  • Original title: Impressions of Shanghai Painters and Calligraphers
  • Publisher: Shanghai People’s Fine Arts Publishing House
  • Publication: May 2000; first edition, first printing
  • Format: Paperback, Chinese 12-kai format, 150 pages
  • Signature: Signed by Dong Xianming, according to the seller; not numbered
  • Exact centimetre dimensions: Not stated by the source
  • Condition: 9.5/10
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