Can’t find any information on google for the painting with the signature combo, which looks Asian of some sort. Found will in an antique shop. Any input is welcomed!
I agree BUT there were lots of prints of several different styles. Some modern abstract, some more Asian, some others very minimalist … They might have been just trying different things to sell prints. It is not unusual for an artist to make some things that might have more commercial appeal to also be able to work on whatever their style is ..
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Hsing Hua Chang … I found other prints under that name.
Looked up his art work. Wonderful stuff
I did look up that artist but wasn’t able to finds ones that matched the style. Thanks for your input!
I agree BUT there were lots of prints of several different styles. Some modern abstract, some more Asian, some others very minimalist … They might have been just trying different things to sell prints. It is not unusual for an artist to make some things that might have more commercial appeal to also be able to work on whatever their style is ..
Very true, you are most likely right in the artists name.
It is beautiful regardless of who printed it. Looks like a cave painting
Note that a print run of 950 is huge, which greatly affects value. But I don’t think that is a consideration for you in this instance.
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