Ting Shao Kuang "Dream" Unframed Art Panel No. 967

The surface has no noticeable scratches or damage, but there is damage on the sides and back.
Please check the images.

■ Artist
Ding Shaoguang

■ Title
Dream

■ Type
Handicraft Art, Lapis Lazuli Enamel, Gold Wire, Cloisonné
Chinese Jingtai Lan Craft

■ Size
Artwork: 31cm x 31cm x 1.6cm

■ Condition
Artwork: Good
The frame has some age-related scuffs and minor scratches, but they do not interfere with viewing.

■ Artist Biography

Ding Shaoguang
Born in Shaanxi Province, China in 1939.
Graduated at the top of his class from the Central Academy of Arts and Design in Beijing in 1962.
Taught as a professor at Yunnan Arts University in Kunming for 18 years.
Commissioned by the Chinese government in 1979 to create the large mural Beautiful Mysterious Xishuangbanna for the Great Hall of the People in Beijing.
Immigrated to the United States in 1980.
Founded the Chinese Artists Association (USA) in 1992 and was elected its president.
Appointed as a UN-recognized artist in 1993.
His artwork Goddess of Art was permanently preserved as a large mural at the Shanghai Opera House in 1998.
Created the theme artwork Man and Nature for the Kunming International Horticultural Exposition, China's first expo, in 1999.
Produced and exhibited lithographs at the Atelier Mourlot in Paris in 2000, launching a European tour.
The documentary Painter of the Soul ~Ding Shaoguang's World of Beauty~ was completed in 2001.
Began contributing to UNICEF in 2000.

He has presented numerous masterpieces with themes of love, peace, and harmony between humanity and nature, and is a globally recognized artist from China.
In China, he is not only an artist but also a national hero.
As a UN-recognized artist, Ding Shaoguang has shared his works with people all over the world.
His themes evoke the coexistence of heaven, earth, and humanity, and a balanced and harmonious world.

UN-recognized artist. Coexistence and harmony. He was separated from his family during the Chinese civil war in his childhood and dedicated all his sorrow to his art.

He creates a new, unique art form that integrates Western and Eastern aesthetics.
Won the Gold Prize at the American Painting Exhibition in 1983.
Active with murals at the Shanghai Opera House and as a UN Human Rights Artist.
A characteristic of his work is the vibrant and deep blue colors that adorn his canvases.