George Tsui Handsigned and Numbered Limited Edition Chiarograph on Paper :"Painting Eyebrow"
Artist: George Tsui
Title Painting Eyebrow
Edition::Limited Edition Artist S/N to 28
Image size: 20" x 14"
About the Artist : After twenty years in the New York art scene, American artist George Tsui set out a creative journey into China in the pursuit of reaching the next level in his artistic career . The grand and splendid architect of the forbidden city and the mysterious and sensual character of the Dun Huang cave were the immediate inspiration for the first group of paintings George created.
Always fascinated and attracted to the rare and exotic, elements of fantasy are often present in George's work. Chinese themes filled his imagination. And the idea of creating his own brand of classic romantism, unrestrained by conventional reality, was deeply attractive to him. Him models always dressed in exquisite beautiful silk gown from the artist's own collection of 20 authentic imperial dresses, and posed in romantic, luxurious surroundings with a variety of antiques, artifacts, jewelry, and exotic landscape and birds… George doesn't pretend to be painting the real thing but draws us into a fantasy where the signs of subterfuge are plain to see, as the artist describes: these pieces " employ a dual technique of painting and sculpture that is traditionally ornate yet abstract in the most modern sense.
Title Painting Eyebrow
Edition::Limited Edition Artist S/N to 28
Image size: 20" x 14"
About the Artist : After twenty years in the New York art scene, American artist George Tsui set out a creative journey into China in the pursuit of reaching the next level in his artistic career . The grand and splendid architect of the forbidden city and the mysterious and sensual character of the Dun Huang cave were the immediate inspiration for the first group of paintings George created.
Always fascinated and attracted to the rare and exotic, elements of fantasy are often present in George's work. Chinese themes filled his imagination. And the idea of creating his own brand of classic romantism, unrestrained by conventional reality, was deeply attractive to him. Him models always dressed in exquisite beautiful silk gown from the artist's own collection of 20 authentic imperial dresses, and posed in romantic, luxurious surroundings with a variety of antiques, artifacts, jewelry, and exotic landscape and birds… George doesn't pretend to be painting the real thing but draws us into a fantasy where the signs of subterfuge are plain to see, as the artist describes: these pieces " employ a dual technique of painting and sculpture that is traditionally ornate yet abstract in the most modern sense.
