Fragment of seated Buddha statue
The object is ink, and the medium decides the pace. Ink and colour on silk or paper ask to be read slowly, the eye led rather than struck.
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The object is ink, and the medium decides the pace. Ink and colour on silk or paper ask to be read slowly, the eye led rather than struck.
Fragment of seated Buddha statue Read More »
The fan is ink, and the medium decides the pace. Ink and colour on silk or paper ask to be read slowly, the eye led rather than struck.
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The album leaf is ink, and the medium decides the pace. Ink and colour on silk or paper ask to be read slowly, the eye led rather than struck.
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The censer shows repoussé enamel at its most confident. Wire first, then enamel, then fire, repeated until the surface is calm and the gilding catches the…
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