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A magnificent painting of yellow and Chinese red-orange with just the perfect antiqued glow by artist Tristina Dietz Elmes, Market takes you on a journey through the bustling center of an ancient city in China. The coins on this artwork are hand made by the Artist and fashioned after old Asian money. The characters in the artwork are free-form meanderings of her personal language in the 'clerical', 'running', and 'grass' Asian painting style scripts.
The painting includes a haiku style poem written by the Artist on the back: "Chicken cluck, duck's quack. Swirl of green, red, orange, yellow. Slow moving river of people."
This artwork is painted on fine art watercolor paper, is framed, signed en verso by the artist, wired and ready to hang.
Unframed Dimensions: 16" x 20" / 40.5cm x 50cm
Framed Dimensions: 18" x 22" x 2" / 45cm x 56cm x 5cm
Frame: White Wood
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