Xue Song New Works
September 30 - October 10,
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| XUE SONG Mark Series No. 5 mixed media on canvas 198 x 85 cm 2003 XS321 |
XUE SONG Mark Series No. 7 mixed media on canvas 197 x 73 cm 2003 XS351 |
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| XUE SONG Mark Series No. 1 mixed media on canvas 185 x 102 cm 2003 XS319 |
XUE SONG Mark Series No. 16 mixed media on canvas 161 x 112 cm 2003 XS354
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XUE SONG Mark Series No. 3 mixed media on canvas 130 x 80 cm 2003 XS322
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| XUE SONG “While I feel sorry time and again for things in the past, the mountains and rivers remain the same and keep accompany of one another.” Feng Zikai: New Interpretation of Old Verses mixed media on canvas 110 x 125 cm 2003 XS340 |
XUE SONG “With all my work done, I’d rather retreat to an Utopia for leisure and fun.” Verse taken from a poem by Li Bai, Tang Dynasty; Feng Zikai: New Interpretation of Old Verses mixed media on canvas 110 x 95 cm 2003 XS341 |
XUE SONG “I lost the direction of my hometown in the evening twilight, the fog gathering on the river only adds to my sorrow.” Verse taken from a poem by Cui Hao, Tang Dynasty; Feng Zikai: New Interpretation of Old Verses mixed media on canvas 130 x 96 cm 2003 XS338 |
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| XUE SONG “While I feel sorry time and again for things in the past, the mountains and rivers remain the same and keep accompany of one another.” Feng Zikai: New Interpretation of Old Verses mixed media on canvas 100 x 80 cm 2003 XS342 |
XUE SONG “Oh, how lovely the green mountains look to me! Do I look the same in the eyes of these trees and flowers? ” Verse taken from a poem by Xin Qiji, Song Dynasty; Feng Zikai: New Interpretation of Old Verses mixed media on canvas 100 x 80 cm 2003 XS334 |
XUE SONG “No idea where the Spring really abodes, kids prefer to seek in places of crowds.” Verse taken from a poem by Wang Ji, Qing Dynasty; Feng Zikai: New Interpretation of Old Verses mixed media on canvas 138 x 98 cm 2003 XS331 |
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| XUE SONG “With the oar making a splashing sound in the water, one is reminded suddenly of the lovely green color of both the lake and mountains.” Verse taken from a poem by Liu Zongyuan, Tang Dynasty; Feng Zikai: New Interpretation of Old Verses mixed media on canvas 108 x 96 cm 2003 XS336 |
XUE SONG “The crescent high above shining all over the country alike, albeit there are households in bliss and sorrow respectively here no earth.” Line taken a folk song; Feng Zikai: New Interpretation of Old Verses mixed media on canvas 100 x 80 cm 2003 XS337 |
XUE SONG “How could I put up with being idling around instead of marching to the frontline to defend our motherland!” Verse taken from a poem by Cao Zhi, Wei Dynasty, Three Kingdom Period; Feng Zikai: New Interpretation of Old Verses mixed media on canvas 100 x 80 cm 2003 XS335 |
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Articles:
"The Scenery and
Fashion of Today", by LI XU
"Paintings and Verses of
By-gone Days", by LI
XU