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Qian Mojun — Monkey Ex-Libris, Signed Color Print 80/100, 2004

Qian Mojun — Monkey Ex-Libris, Signed Color Print 80/100, 2004

SIGNED Art Print
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A compact hand-pulled color ex-libris print by Chinese printmaker Qian Mojun (钱墨君), created as a Year of the Monkey commemorative bookplate. The playful monkey holds an accordion against a pale blue field, surrounded by seals and the words “EX LIBRIS.”

  • Artist: Qian Mojun (钱墨君)
  • Work: Monkey Ex-Libris / zodiac monkey commemorative bookplate
  • Edition: 80/100, hand-numbered
  • Signature: signed and dated by the artist, January 2004
  • Technique: hand-pulled color print
  • Material: paper
  • Sheet size: 10 × 14 cm / 3.9 × 5.5 in
  • Inscription: “Mojun Collection” (墨君珍藏) and EX LIBRIS within the image
  • Condition: described as new, with no obvious defects; please inspect the photographs of the exact copy

The seller and an accompanying documentary photograph identify this design as a selected work from the 11th National Ex-Libris Art Exhibition. One small, light, internationally shippable collectible copy.

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