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Miao Jun — My Copper Engraving — Corrected Manuscript with Handwritten Biography, 1990s

Miao Jun — My Copper Engraving — Corrected Manuscript with Handwritten Biography, 1990s

Printmaker Working Manuscript
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A working manuscript by copper engraver and printmaker Miao Jun, titled My Copper Engraving. The source describes editorial corrections on the text and a handwritten artist biography on the reverse, making it an unusually direct document of printmaking practice and self-presentation during the 1990s.

Format: Two manuscript pages on paper, including the reverse with handwritten biography.

Date: 1990s, as listed by the source.

Material: Written and corrected paper manuscript.

Dimensions: Not specified.

Provenance: Source-attributed to the former collection of Jiangsu Art Museum.

Edition / signature: One attributed working manuscript; no edition number stated.

Condition: graded 8.5/10.

Manuscript, handwriting or provenance: unverified. Purchase transfers the physical papers only; no copyright or reproduction rights are included.

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