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Tang Yin Paintings - Eight Joined-Postcard Sets, 1990s

Tang Yin Paintings - Eight Joined-Postcard Sets, 1990s

Art Postcard Set
Regular price $148.00 USD
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Art Postcard Set
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A group of eight joined-postcard sets reproducing paintings and calligraphy attributed to Ming master Tang Yin, also known as Tang Bohu. Printed by the Hubei Provincial Postal Bureau during the 1990s, the set sits between postal ephemera, miniature print portfolio and popular art publishing.

Contents: Eight joined-postcard sets sold together; the exact number of cards per set is not stated by the source.
Format / material: Printed postal card stock; exact dimensions were not supplied.
Edition: 1990s issue; no limitation, serial number or signature stated.
Condition: Source-graded 9/10; photographs form the available condition record.

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