Category: Asian Horse Artwork

Eight Beauties
Chinese Painting

Eight Beauties - Chinese Painting line
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24¾"
(63.2cm)
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Typical Gallery Price: $310.00

Your Price:
US$138.88U.S. Dollars

GBP £84.29British Pounds
Euro €93.74Euro
Canadian $148.83Canadian Dollars
Australian $152.79Australian Dollars


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Approximate Measurements:
Painting: 38½" x 21"   (98cm x 53.2cm)
Silk Border/Matting: 46½" x 24¾"   (118cm x 63.2cm)

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八駿圖

Eight Beauties - Chinese Horse Artwork

This is a good painting for a business man, as eight horses are a sign of success in Chinese culture.

The title is "Ba June Tu", which means, "Eight Beauties Picture". Along with that title, the rest of the Chinese characters include the artist's signature, a special way to express the year painted (2007) in Chinese characters.

The artist's name is 閑雲 (Xian Yun), from near Guilin in Southern China. He is a good friend of artist Ou-Yang Guo-De's sister in Guilin.

This is painted on xuan paper (rice paper) and mounted with a silk border at our workshop.



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Typical Gallery Price: $310.00

Your Price:
US$138.88U.S. Dollars

GBP £84.29British Pounds
Euro €93.74Euro
Canadian $148.83Canadian Dollars
Australian $152.79Australian Dollars


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Other currencies shown for reference at approximate exchange rates.


Item Location: USA
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Gary's random little facts about China:

Beijing/Peking Roast Duck:
If you order Peking Roast Duck, you should do so only in Beijing, China (anywhere else, it's just not the same).

A hot tip: Always ask how long it will take before the duck is served.
If they tell you any timeframe less than 30 minutes, change your mind and order the Kung Pao Chicken (Gong Bao Ji Ding) instead.
The reason: If they can serve Beijing Roast Duck in less than 30 minutes, that means you are getting "pre-cooked" duck.
If you have to "duck the duck", next time look for a restaurant with ducks hanging over an open wood fire.

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