The watermark in the lower right corner of the image will not appear on the final print.
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Image:
5.50" x 8.00"
Overall:
7.50" x 10.00"
Searching A Dream Poster
by Mingyue Wang
$17.35
Product Details
Searching A Dream poster by Mingyue Wang. Our posters are produced on acid-free papers using archival inks to guarantee that they last a lifetime without fading or loss of color. All posters include a 1" white border around the image to allow for future framing and matting, if desired.
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Artist's Description
Mingyue Wang New Classical Paintings of Ladies: Searching A Dream
Mingyue Wang, born in Beijing in 1962, is a painter. He is the founder of Surrealism, the chief painter of former British Prime Minister Heath, a member of the American Society of Portrait Painters, vice chairman of the International Painting and Calligraphy Alliance, and vice chairman of the Thailand-China Cultural and Art Exchange Association.
Representative works: oil painting of old-fashioned ladies, dream flower soul series "Xiaoxiang Lotus Shadow", "Blue Butterfly", "Seeking Fragrance", "Seeking Dreams", "Colorful Butterfly Misty Mirror", "Xiao Xiang Summoning Shadow", "Mandarin Duck Dream" and so on.
Mingyue Wang blends Western surrealist oil painting with Eastern thought and charm to create figure paintings and portraits. Since 1996, Mingyue Wang has been interviewed and reported in many authoritative art magazines such as Art and Art Market, and published monographs in China; his works...
Hunter Wang
The meaning of Wang Mingyue's work transcends not only the narrow space of the individual, but also the realm of the artistic field and enters a wider world. Wang Mingyue is a figurative portrait painter, however, his works have gone beyond the simple definition of portraiture, the artist uses the portrait as a creative tool, in other words, what he creates is no longer a personal portrait, but the form of personal portrait to find and express the pure essence of mankind and the world. Wang Mingyue's works use metaphorical and symbolic techniques to express his thoughts on life, so the picture is not the same as its implied direction, the artist is describing an apparent person in his works, however, this person, no matter how close to a real, complete person, in fact, is no longer the specific person. --Wayne Swanson, director of the Vail Museum in Utah and internationally renowned art critic
Hunter Wang
The meaning of Wang Mingyue's work transcends not only the narrow space of the individual, but also the realm of the artistic field and enters a wider world. Wang Mingyue is a figurative portrait painter, however, his works have gone beyond the simple definition of portraiture, the artist uses the portrait as a creative tool, in other words, what he creates is no longer a personal portrait, but the form of personal portrait to find and express the pure essence of mankind and the world. Wang Mingyue's works use metaphorical and symbolic techniques to express his thoughts on life, so the picture is not the same as its implied direction, the artist is describing an apparent person in his works, however, this person, no matter how close to a real, complete person, in fact, is no longer the specific person. --Wayne Swanson, director of the Vail Museum in Utah and internationally renowned art critic
Hunter Wang
The meaning of Wang Mingyue's work transcends not only the narrow space of the individual, but also the realm of the artistic field and enters a wider world. Wang Mingyue is a figurative portrait painter, however, his works have gone beyond the simple definition of portraiture, the artist uses the portrait as a creative tool, in other words, what he creates is no longer a personal portrait, but the form of personal portrait to find and express the pure essence of mankind and the world. Wang Mingyue's works use metaphorical and symbolic techniques to express his thoughts on life, so the picture is not the same as its implied direction, the artist is describing an apparent person in his works, however, this person, no matter how close to a real, complete person, in fact, is no longer the specific person. --Wayne Swanson, director of the Vail Museum in Utah and internationally renowned art critic