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Leng Bingchuan — One Stroke at a Time: Ninety-Nine Poems, Signed

Leng Bingchuan — One Stroke at a Time: Ninety-Nine Poems, Signed

SIGNED Artist Book
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A signed artist-poet book by contemporary artist Leng Bingchuan, pairing 99 poems written across nearly four decades with 21 black-and-white ink engravings, 14 manuscript reproductions, and archival photographs. Designer Zhou Chen uses an unusual unopened-head structure that conceals images within the sequence of poems.

  • Artist/author: Leng Bingchuan
  • Publisher: Guangxi Normal University Press
  • Date: January 2024, first edition
  • ISBN: 9787559867247
  • Format: 32mo softcover on wood-free paper; exact centimetre dimensions not stated
  • Contents: 99 poems, 21 ink engravings, 14 manuscript reproductions, and photographs
  • Signature: Author-signed, according to the source title and photographs
  • Condition: New

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