An edition of Mo yun cai chi (2020)

Mo yun cai chi

Hou Beiren hua zhan = Clouds of ink pools of colour : paintings by Hou Beiren

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Mo yun cai chi
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An edition of Mo yun cai chi (2020)

Mo yun cai chi

Hou Beiren hua zhan = Clouds of ink pools of colour : paintings by Hou Beiren

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Xianggang da xue mei shu bo wu guan
Language
Chinese
Pages
83

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Subjects

Exhibitions, Chinese Landscape painting

People

Beiren Hou (1917-)

Times

20th century, 21st century

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Mo yun cai chi: Hou Beiren hua zhan = Clouds of ink pools of colour : paintings by Hou Beiren
2020, Xianggang da xue mei shu bo wu guan
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Includes bibliographical references.

Text in Chinese and English.

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[Xianggang]
Other Titles
Hou Beiren hua zhan, Clouds of ink pools of colour :
Copyright Date
2020

Classifications

Library of Congress
ND1049.H628 A4 2020

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Pagination
83 pages
Number of pages
83

ID Numbers

Open Library
OL43869203M
ISBN 10
9881902576
ISBN 13
9789881902573
OCLC/WorldCat
1194412834

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