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Note: Some of the pictures displayed in this section come, as shown, framed and matted.  The dimensions are approximate and represent the outer dimensions of the frame, if they are framed.  All prices include shipping to the U.S. or Europe.
Catalogue Number   Price   Approximate size(1 cm = 0.4 inch) Button
Garden by Jin Ming Li 730.

Garden, original oil painting by Jin Ming Li (Li Jin Ming) (2007) 花园 布面油画 

This is the only completely abstract painting that Jin Ming Lee (Jin Ming Li; Li Jin Ming)has ever done, so it is very special, in that regard, alone.  It is titled "garden" and is his abstract expression of a garden that he saw.

Li began developing an expressionistic style, in the late 1970’s, after the Cultural Revolution when Deng Xiao Ping created a more free atmosphere, in China.  It took him three more decades to create a piece of completely abstract expressionism, but I, for one, am glad that he finally arrived.

To see more of the art of Jkin Ming Li (Li Jin Ming; Jin Ming Lee), included in the Leona Craig Art Gallery, please visit the Jin Ming Lee Pages.
   $3,400   9x10in

20x25cm		  
               
Haystack and Cow: painting by Dapu 165. Haystack and Cow: original oil painting on canvas by Dapu (Zhang Ai Min) (2008)

Life in the Himalayas can be harsh, but the end of winter is cause for celebration.  In this painting, Dapu (Ai Min Zhang) has captured a scene of a cow tied to a log, resting by a mound of hay.  It is the end of the winter, so, snow is still melting on the ground.  In the background, we see people out and about the old rural town: walking, sitting, conversing, and enjoying the thaw.  Dapu is one of the few artists who have taken it upon themselves to chronicle life in the high-mountain regions around Tibet.  He tells us that living there is like moving back in time.  Life is simple, the air is thin, the weather is harsh, but we appreciate that he, like Gauguin, has chosen to move to a beautiful and pristine area of the world to bring us art from such wonderful settings that most of us would, otherwise, never get a chance to experience.  This is one of two haystack paintings in our collection: the other is a smaller painting of haystack and mountain by Meng Liu.  Dapu (Zhang Ai Min) is a newer artist who we have recently added to our collection and our gallery.

We have a number of works by Dapu, in the Leona Craig Catalogue Gallery.  To view them all, just click on: Dapu Page
 
 $1,400 82x66cm
               
After the Bath, drawing by Tang Hai Guo 812. After the Bath, original drawing by Tang Hai Guo (2012) 

as we've noted, repeatedly, caught up in the Cultural Revolution, in the 1960's, the Chinese missed the sexual revolution, and it is only dawning, in China, now.  As a result, Chinese artists produce a lot of nudes.

However, as we have also said, time and again, we do see nudes, now and then, that we find interesting enough to include in the gallery collection.

This is a nice, soft, gentle nude of a woman just putting on her rode after her bath.

To see more of the art of Tang Haiguo, included in the Leona Craig Art Gallery online, please visit the Tang Hai Guo Pages.		   $600   38x26cm  
               
The Shepherd by Zhao Qian Xu 186. The Shepherd: original oil painting on canvas by Zhao Qian Xu (2008)

This is another in a series of paintings of the Zang minority people that Xu did with dark backgrounds, like it's night time, yet there is light shining on the subject, which also seem somewhat ethereal, as they blend into the background and have an almost ghost-like appearance.

We always appreciate scenes from the lives of the so-called Chinese minorities, which number in the fifties, as they show what life is really like, in the majority of China, today.  The Zang are mostly herders who live on the Tibetan Plateau.  We love the style that Xu has used in this series.

To see more of the art of Zhao Qian Xu (Xu Zhao Qian), included in the Leona Craig Art Gallery online, please, visit the Zhao Qian Xu Page.

   $50,000   160x140cm  
               
The Dust Settled, painting by Liang Jun Yan   After the Dust has Settled, original oil painting portrait by Liang Jun Yan (2009)

To see more of the art of Liang Jun Yan, in the Leona Craig Art Gallery online, please. visit the Liang Jun Yan Pages.		   $3,400   110x75cm  
               
Zhanjiang Seawall: painting by Xue Sheng Tan 683. Zhangjiang Seawall, painting by Tan Xuesheng (1984)

Artists from the north of China always comment on how southern Chinese artists know how to paint wet scenes.  Here, in the south, we are near to a whole coastline, stretching a thousand miles or more from the China Sea up the east coast to Shantou.  The climate is also very wet, with rain coming in over half the months of the year.

To see more of the art of Tan Xuesheng, included in the Leona Craig Art Gallery online, please, visit the Tan Xuesheng Pages.

   $12,000   52x25.5cm  
               
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