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YAO MO VINYL · ITEM FILE 9596186886399

Shan Dongbo — Haitong (Pittosporum), Artist-Signed Giclée 1/3

Shan Dongbo — Haitong (Pittosporum), Artist-Signed Giclée 1/3

SIGNED Art Print
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A quiet botanical giclée by contemporary artist Shan Dongbo, depicting pittosporum branches and fruit in muted green and ochre against a warm, paper-like ground. The spare composition and inscription give the work the intimacy of an album-leaf painting, presented in a dark wood frame.

  • Artist: Shan Dongbo (单东波)
  • Title: Haitong / Pittosporum (海桐)
  • Medium: digital giclée print
  • Edition: 1/3
  • Marks: artist-signed
  • Framed size: 32 × 44 cm
  • Frame: dark wood; glazing and print substrate are not specified by the source seller
  • Condition: source photographs show the framed work under protective film with no obvious major damage. Minor handling or storage wear may be present; sold as pictured.
  • Inventory: one copy only

A small-edition framed work selected for YaoMo Vinyl’s Artwork collection. Packed weight is estimated for shipping setup.

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