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Mao Jun — On the Concise Beauty of Bada Shanren — Six-Page Manuscript, 1997

Mao Jun — On the Concise Beauty of Bada Shanren — Six-Page Manuscript, 1997

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A six-page artist manuscript titled On the Concise Beauty of Bada Shanren's Flower-and-Bird Painting, attributed by the source to Mao Jun and dated 1997. The text offers a compact period view of Bada Shanren's pared-back visual language and the critical reception of Chinese flower-and-bird painting.

Format: Six manuscript pages on paper.
Date: 1997, as listed by the source.
Provenance: Source-attributed to the former collection of painter and art educator Liu Juqing and retained as material of the Jiangsu Flower-and-Bird Painting Research Association.
Dimensions: Not specified.
Edition / signature: One seller-attributed manuscript; no separate edition or signature statement supplied.
Condition: Source-graded 8.5/10.

Manuscript, authorship or provenance: unverified. Purchase transfers the physical papers only; no copyright or reproduction rights are included. Please review every image before purchase.

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