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Yuan Zhenzao — 90-Year Watercolor Retrospective Invitation, Signed, 2009

Yuan Zhenzao — 90-Year Watercolor Retrospective Invitation, Signed, 2009

SIGNED Exhibition Ephemera
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A signed invitation for Yuan Zhenzao's 2009 watercolor retrospective marking the artist's ninetieth year. Issued in connection with the Jiangsu Art Museum, the single-sheet piece combines compact exhibition ephemera with a direct artist signature.

Artist/signatory: Yuan Zhenzao

Exhibition: Yuan Zhenzao Watercolor 90-Year Retrospective

Institution: Jiangsu Art Museum and related organizers, as listed by the listing

Date: October 2009

Format: Single printed sheet; exact centimetre dimensions not stated

Material: Printed paper exhibition invitation

Signature/numbering: Signed by Yuan Zhenzao,; not numbered

Condition: 9/10

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