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Shi Qi — Zi Limited Numbered Calligraphy Artist Book (Edition of 960)

Shi Qi — Zi Limited Numbered Calligraphy Artist Book (Edition of 960)

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A large-format artist book devoted to Chinese artist Shi Qi’s calligraphic practice, built around the single character zi (字, “character” or “writing”). The publisher’s presentation uses a restrained black, white and silver palette across xuan paper and a silver-stamped black felt presentation case.

Artist: Shi Qi (石齐)

Title: Zi / Character

Publisher: Beijing Times Chinese Press

Year: 2024

Format: large 8-kai hardcover artist book in presentation case

Materials: machine-made xuan paper; black felt-covered case with silver stamping, as described by the source

Edition: numbered edition of 960; the specific copy number is not shown

Condition: listed as new

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