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Liu Tieping Calligraphy Exhibition Catalogue - Brush-Signed, 1985

Liu Tieping Calligraphy Exhibition Catalogue - Brush-Signed, 1985

SIGNED Signed Calligraphy Catalogue
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Signed Calligraphy Catalogue
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Selected item - Liu Tieping's 1985 calligraphy exhibition catalogue, signed by the artist in brush.

Published by the Capital Museum, this slim first-edition catalogue records Liu Tieping's calligraphy in a large-page 8mo format. The listing identifies the copy as brush-signed, adding a direct material link between the printed works and the calligrapher's hand.

Original Chinese title: 刘铁平书法展览图录

Artist/signatory: Liu Tieping

Publisher: Capital Museum

Publication: June 1985; first edition, first printing

Format: Paperback, 8mo format, 32 pages

Material: Printed paper exhibition catalogue

Signature/numbering: brush-signed by Liu Tieping; not numbered

Condition: 9/10

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