Printmaking titled "Speck of Dust 浮尘" by Mingyue Wang Wang Ming Yue, Original Artwork, Oil

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Speck of Dust 浮尘 (2007) Printmaking by Mingyue Wang Wang Ming Yue

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Limited Edition (#99/99) Printmaking, Oil on Paper

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Limited Edition

The edition run is over. The number of works produced has been determined and included in the listing.
Dimensions Height 29.5in, Width 21.7in
Framing This artwork is not framed
Categories Printmaking under $5,000 Oriental Art Asia

Speck of Dust Wang Mingyue's Neoclassical Ancient Costume Lady Oil Painting: Floating Dust Wang Mingyue, 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. Wang Mingyue blends Western surrealist oil painting with Eastern thought and charm to create figure paintings and portraits. Since 1996, Wang Ming Yue has been interviewed and reported in many authoritative art magazines such as Art and Art Market, and published monographs in China; her works have been featured in Asia Daily, World Daily and other gl obal media. In the process of bringing oriental and Chinese beauty to the international art world, Wang Mingyue has been invited to hold many international solo exhibitions in the UK, the US, Japan and other countries, and has also been invited to paint portraits of celebrities and dignitaries from all over the world. Former British Prime Minister Edward Heath said that he was most satisfied with the portrait that Wang Mingyue had painted of him, and Prince Chilakon Jithya of Thailand praised him as "the soul artist of China. Wang Mingyue, Born in Beijing in 1962, he is a painter. The original author of the huge oil painting "The Enlightened Man under the Bodhi Tree", the founder of surrealism, the chief painter of the former British Prime Minister Heath, the member of the American Portrait Artists Association, the vice chairman of the International Painting and Calligraphy Art Alliance, the vice chairman of the Thai-Chinese Culture and Art Exchange Association . Representative works: Oil painting ladies in ancient costumes, Dream Flower Soul series "Xiaoxiang Lotus Shadow", "Blue Butterfly", "Looking for Fragrant", "Looking for Dreams", "Colorful Butterfly Mirror", "Xiaoxiang Calling Shadows", "Mandarin Duck Dreams" Wait. Wang Mingyue combines surrealist Western oil paintings with Eastern thoughts and charm to create portraits and portraits. Since 1996, domestic authoritative art magazines such as "Fine Arts" and "Art Market" have repeatedly interviewed Wang Mingyue, and published monographs in China; global media such as "Asia Daily" and "World Daily" have successively included his works and performed Related special reports. In the process of bringing oriental beauty and Chinese beauty to the international art world, Wang Mingyue has been invited to hold international personal art exhibitions in many countries such as the United Kingdom, the United States, Japan and other countries. At the same time, he was invited to draw personal portraits of celebrities and politicians from all over the world. The former British Prime Minister Edward Heath once said that Mr. Wang Mingyue's portrait painted for him was the most satisfactory one. The Prince of Thailand, Ji Lakong Gitiya, praised him as the "soul artist of China".

About this artwork: Classification, Techniques & Styles

Oil

Paint consisting of pigments bound with linseed oil or carnations. The traditional technique consists of superimposing layers of paint increasingly rich in oil for a solid and durable hanger.

Technic Printmaking

Printmaking was originally used to communicate. Exceptional technical characteristics make it a valuable artistic medium. The artist creates an image on a flat surface to make a print. To create an original print, the artist inks the surface and presses it onto paper. Printmaking is the process of printing artworks Usually on paper but also fabric, wood, metal and other surfaces. ... Except for monotyping, all printing processes can produce identical multiples from the same artwork. The works thus produced are called prints or "impressions".

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Mingyue Wang Wang Ming Yue

China

. Mingyue Wang, born in Beijing in 1962, is a neoclassical oil painter renowned for his depictions of old-fashioned ladies. He is the original creator of the large oil painting The Jurist under the Bodhi Tree [...]

Mingyue Wang, born in Beijing in 1962, is a neoclassical oil painter renowned for his depictions of old-fashioned ladies. He is the original creator of the large oil painting The Jurist under the Bodhi Tree and a founding figure of Surrealism. Wang served as the chief painter for former British Prime Minister Edward Heath and holds memberships in prestigious art organizations such as the American Portrait Artists Association. He is also the vice-chairman of both the International Painting and Calligraphy Alliance and the Thailand-China Culture and Art Exchange Association.

Wang graduated from the Central Academy of Fine Arts, where he completed an advanced research class in oil painting. His Dream Flower Soul series, which features women in ancient costumes, is among his most well-known works. Though he is primarily a figurative portrait painter, his approach transcends traditional portraiture. Wang uses the portrait as a tool to explore the pure essence of humanity and the world. His works often employ metaphor and symbolism, expressing deeper philosophical thoughts on life. While the subjects in his paintings appear as individuals, they represent more universal ideas, making them symbolic rather than specific persons.