Tan Ding

[About the work]

Artwork size: 53 cm high x 53 cm wide x 2 cm deep

(Frame included: height 55.7 cm x width 55.7 cm x depth 5.3 cm)

Materials and techniques: hemp paper, foil, mineral pigments, facial colors

Production year: 2025

Edition: one-of-a-kind

Signed: Yes (on the back side of the work)

Price: ¥242,000 (tax included)

[About selling works]

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[Entry Period]

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[Note]
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[About the winning results of the entry system]
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