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Zhanjiang Peasant Prints — Limited First Edition, 1960 — Edition of 1,700

Zhanjiang Peasant Prints — Limited First Edition, 1960 — Edition of 1,700

Printmaking Album
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Selected item — one limited regional printmaking album offered by YaoMo Vinyl.

A 1960 first-edition survey of peasant printmaking from Zhanjiang, edited by Huang Duwei and published by People's Fine Arts Publishing House. Issued in a stated run of 1,700 copies, the album documents a distinctive regional strand of early People's Republic graphic art.

  • Editor: Huang Duwei
  • Publisher: People's Fine Arts Publishing House
  • Date: May 1960
  • Edition: First edition, first printing; stated print run of 1,700 copies
  • Format: 20mo paperback; page count and centimetre dimensions not stated
  • Material: Printed paper album; published reproductions, not described as original artist-pulled prints
  • Signature/numbering: No signature or individual copy number stated
  • Condition: 8.5/10
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