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Wang Zhengliang Fountain-Pen Calligraphy - Signed & Sealed, 1993

Wang Zhengliang Fountain-Pen Calligraphy - Signed & Sealed, 1993

SIGNED SEALED Signed Calligraphy Book
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Signed Calligraphy Book
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Selected item - Wang Zhengliang's 1993 fountain-pen calligraphy monograph, signed and sealed by the artist.

Volume one in a national series on leading fountain-pen calligraphers, this compact 194-page first edition documents a distinctly modern Chinese writing culture. The listing identifies the copy as bearing both Wang's signature and seal.

Original Chinese title: 王正良钢笔书法

Series: National Fountain-Pen Calligraphy Masters, volume one

Artist/signatory: Wang Zhengliang

Publisher: China International Radio Press

Publication: March 1993; first edition, first printing

Format: Paperback, 32mo, 194 pages

Material: Printed paper calligraphy book

Signature/numbering: signed and sealed by Wang Zhengliang; not numbered

Condition: 9/10

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