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Li Weiqing — Contemporary Chinese Painting, Slipcased 2005 Monograph

Li Weiqing — Contemporary Chinese Painting, Slipcased 2005 Monograph

Artist Monograph
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A slipcased hardcover monograph on Li Weiqing, a Nanjing painter known for expressive flower-and-bird painting, landscapes, and calligraphic brushwork. Published in 2005, the volume situates his work within twentieth-century Chinese painting and calligraphy.

  • Artist: Li Weiqing (李味青, 1909–1997)
  • Series/title: Contemporary Chinese Painting and Calligraphy Masters: Li Weiqing
  • Publisher: China Federation of Literary and Art Circles Publishing House
  • Publication and printing: November 2005
  • Format: Hardcover with slipcase, large Chinese 16-kai format, 145 pages
  • Edition: Stated print run of 3,000 copies; not individually numbered
  • Signature: Not stated
  • Exact centimetre dimensions: Not stated by the source
  • Condition: 9/10
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