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Chinese Painting — Sixth National Art Exhibition, 1988 Limited Selection

Chinese Painting — Sixth National Art Exhibition, 1988 Limited Selection

Exhibition Portfolio
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Exhibition Portfolio
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A compact 1988 portfolio-style selection of Chinese painting from the Sixth National Art Exhibition, featuring artists including Liu Wenxi, Fang Zengxian, and He Jiaying. Its short format and period colour reproduction make it a distinctive document of officially exhibited Chinese painting in the late 1980s.

Artists listed by the listing: Liu Wenxi, Fang Zengxian, He Jiaying, and others

Publisher: Jiangsu Fine Arts Publishing House

Publication and printing: March 1988

Format: Chinese 12-kai format, 12 pages; binding described only as “other”

Edition: listing title states 4,120 copies; page metadata rounds the print run to 4,000

Signature/numbering: Not stated; not individually numbered

Exact centimetre dimensions: Not stated by the source

Condition: 9/10

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