H20 – The Deluge (F)

© 2007, Miao Xiaochun
photo: courtesty of the artist

H20 – The Deluge (F)

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H20 – The Deluge (F),

2007

Miao Xiaochun 缪晓春, Chinese, born 1964
2010-245
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Magazine: Fall 2012

Information

Title
H20 – The Deluge (F)
Dates

2007

Maker
Miao Xiaochun 缪晓春
Medium
Chromogenic print from a digital file
Dimensions
image: 105.7 x 306.1 cm. (41 5/8 x 120 1/2 in.) sheet: 116 x 316.1 cm. (45 11/16 x 124 7/16 in.) frame: 116.8 × 317.4 × 7.6 cm (46 × 124 15/16 × 3 in.)
Credit Line
Gift of Mark Montifiore
Object Number
2010-245
Place Made

Asia, China, Beijing

Signatures
Black marker on image at lower right: "S9/10 H2O – The Deluge (F) 洪水滔滔图 Miaoxiaochun 晓春 2007"
Inscription
Signed, titled, and editioned, lower right in ink.
Culture
Chinese
Period
modern Chinese styles and periods
Type
digital images, color photographs
Techniques
chromogenic processes
Subject
line, rain, rock (inorganic material), seas, boats, bible stories, dogs, figures (representations), trees, storms, deaths, men

–2010 Mark Montifiore, by gift through Eli Klein Gallery (New York, NY) to the Princeton University Art Museum, 2010.

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