Chu Teh-Chun, Blue Season (Plate III), 2006, Lithograph

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Lithograph, 2006 Edition : 47/99 Publisher : Jacque Boulan (Paris) Printer : Atelier à Fleur de Pierre (Paris) 44.50 cm. … Read more Lithograph, 2006 Edition : 47/99 Publisher : Jacque Boulan (Paris) Printer : Atelier à Fleur de Pierre (Paris) 44.50 cm. x 34.50 cm. 17.52 in. x 13.58 in. (paper) 44.50 cm. x 34.50 cm. 17.52 in. x 13.58 in. (image) Handsigned by the artist in pencil Certificate of authenticity Where others would paint a sky, Chu Teh-Chun paints a breath. His blue, criss-crossed by tremors and silences, is not just a color; it is movement, rhythm and poetry. It evokes both celestial immensity and the depth of ancient inks, while the dark strokes are reminiscent of rocks emerging from a mist in perpetual metamorphosis, echoing Chinese calligraphy. Like a scholar meditating in front of the mountains, the artist doesn't reproduce: he suggests, he whispers. His landscape slips away, as fluid as a verse by Wang Wei, as elusive as the shadow of a branch on water. This piece is attributed to the mentioned designer/maker. It has no attribution mark and no
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