1912, 2010 from the Water Series
1912, 2010 from the Water Series
1912, 2010 from the Water Series
1912, 2010 from the Water Series

© Chen Qi

1912, 2010 from the Water Series
1912, 2010 from the Water Series
1912, 2010 from the Water Series
1912, 2010 from the Water Series

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1912, 2010 from the Water Series,

2003–11

Chen Qi 陈琦, born 1963 Nanjing, China; active Beijing
2023-102

Information

Title
1912, 2010 from the Water Series
Dates

2003–11

Maker
Chen Qi 陈琦
Medium
Multi-block woodcut printed with water-soluble ink on xuan paper
Dimensions
179.8 × 380.4 cm (70 13/16 × 149 3/4 in.)
Credit Line
Gift of Xia Wei and Soren Edgren
Object Number
2023-102
Place Made

Asia, China, Beijing

Marks/Labels/Seals
Lower right corner of print: 1912, Chen(陳), square, relief seal 12/15 Chen Qi (陳琦), 2010 Year (nian 年)
Culture
Chinese
Period
modern Chinese styles and periods
Type
woodcuts, prints

The artist; purchased directly from artist by Soren Edgren, 2011; collection of Soren Edgren, 2011–2023; gifted to the Princeton University Art Museum by Xia Wei and Soren Edgren, 2023.

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