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Wu Qingping - Fuyang Paper-Cut Portfolio with 8 Original Works

Wu Qingping - Fuyang Paper-Cut Portfolio with 8 Original Works

Original Paper-Cut Portfolio
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A compact 2010 portfolio from the Qingpingfang paper-cut studio containing eight original Fuyang paper-cut works. Created by Wu Qingping, an active inheritor and educator of the regional tradition, the set brings together handmade paper art in a bound presentation format.

Artist: Wu Qingping

Publisher: Fuyang Qingpingfang Paper-Cut Studio

Date: 2010

Format: Large 16K hardcover portfolio, 8 leaves / works; exact metric dimensions were not supplied by the source

Material: Hand-cut paper in a bound hardcover portfolio

Edition / signature / number: Eight original paper cuts; no signature, edition number or limitation stated by the source

Condition: graded 9/10; condition shown in the photographs

Works, authorship or completeness of this one-of-a-kind set: unverified.

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