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Yang Chunhua — Jinling Six Figure Painters Invitation & Handwritten Woodcut-Design Card, 1997–99

Yang Chunhua — Jinling Six Figure Painters Invitation & Handwritten Woodcut-Design Card, 1997–99

Art Ephemera
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A small group of artist ephemera centered on printmaker and painter Yang Chunhua: an inscribed invitation for the 1997 Jinling Six Figure Painters exhibition, plus a 1999 card handwritten by Yang. The card uses a custom woodcut-pattern design by Yang Han and retains its envelope. The seller traces the material to the former collection of printmakers Zhang Xinyu and Zhu Qinbao.

  • Artist/writer: Yang Chunhua
  • Related designer: Yang Han, woodcut-pattern card design as stated by the seller
  • Dates: 1997 invitation and 1999 handwritten card
  • Contents: Exhibition invitation, card, and envelope; source metadata lists 2 pages
  • Material: Printed and handwritten paper ephemera
  • Provenance: Former collection of Zhang Xinyu and Zhu Qinbao, as stated by the seller
  • Exact dimensions: Not stated by the source
  • Signature/numbering: Invitation described as inscribed by Yang Chunhua; card described as handwritten by Yang; not numbered
  • Condition: 9/10
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