The Paintings of C.X. Li / London : Goedhuis Contemporary : 2000
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The Paintings of C.X. Li / Photography by John Jones Arts Centre; Designed by Richard Foenander; Printed by PJ PrintSummarization of Content
This catalogue was released in conjunction witnh C.X. Li's solo exhibition at Goedhuis Contemporary on 24 May - 8 Jun 2000.One of the most exquisite traditions of Chinese art is the painting style gongbi, where the artist plays close attention to the form and structure of the object, carefully capturing it through the meticulous application of black ink outlines and coloured pigments for a finely rendered effect. C.X. Li has adopted this tradition into an expression that is both tinged with tradition and throroughly contemporary. Through careful detail and a palette suggestive of her subject and the moment, C.X. Li's works convey the archaic, timeless feeling associated with gongbi and the meticulously executed flower paintings of the past.
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[1st edition]Publication/Production/Distribution Information
London, United Kingdom : Goedhuis Contemporary , 2000Extent
24 pages 22 photographs (28cm x 21cm x 0.3cm)Content Form and Media Type
text , still image : unmediated
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esea contemporary Library Collection ➔ Research Lab ➔ ArtistsAccess and Use
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This publication is available in the esea ResearchLab for non-commercial private research use.Related Information
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