Original Pang Jen Oil on Canvas Painting
Item Details
An original oil on canvas painting by well listed artist Pang Jen (1928 – ). The artist is a thoroughly esteemed painter who has been working for more than 50 years. ‘Pang Jen was born in Li-yang Kiang-su, China. He studied at the Soo-Chow Academy and won the Best Portrait Painter in the class. He studied the classical technique of oil painting for many years. Determined to further cultivate his skills, he later studied in the studio of Yee-Bon in Hong Kong and Jean de Botton in Paris. He set out on his own by having his first one-man show in the U.S. Cultural Center in Hong Kong sponsored by the U.S. State Department.(From the artist’s website).’ The artist’s website contains further information, and the link can be found below. Locally the artist has been represented by The Miller Gallery.
Pang Jen, as a painter, has enjoyed pronounced success, none of which is unwarranted. The artist’s style is consistently articulate, speaking in a tone of utter style and grace, punctuated by a unique yet modernist sensibility that sets his work apart, and elevates it too. This painting is a quality example of the artist’s work, and features a wonderful depiction of three boats idly drifting in the water, floating next to one another. The color palette is dominated by Purplish tones complimented by hues of yellow, cobalt, seafoam, and pink. The painting is signed to the lower left hand corner, and is beautifully presented in a composite frame with metallic graphite colored coating.
Condition
Some mild wear to frame and frame backing.
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Item #
14CIN013-414
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