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Qian Mojun — Lu Xun Memorial Ex-Libris Pair, Signed & Numbered, 2006

Qian Mojun — Lu Xun Memorial Ex-Libris Pair, Signed & Numbered, 2006

SIGNED NUMBERED Art Print
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A pair of hand-pulled color ex-libris prints by Chinese artist Qian Mojun, issued to commemorate the seventieth anniversary of writer Lu Xun's death. The source describes both prints as artist-signed and numbered; one design was selected for an exhibition devoted to the relationship between literature and art.

Artist: Qian Mojun

Date: August 2006

Format: Set of two hand-pulled color ex-libris prints

Dimensions: approximately 13 × 10 cm each

Material: Paper

Technique: Color printing, listed as original hand-pulled works

Signature / number: Both artist-signed and numbered; exact edition numbers are not transcribed by the listing

Inscription: 墨君藏书

Condition: listed as new, with no obvious defects

Purchase transfers the two physical prints only; no copyright or reproduction rights are included.

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