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William Hanbury-Tenison is a Fine Art Agent (Fine Art Broker, Art Advisor, Art Consultant) based in California with clients the United States, Europe, Asia and Australia, acting on behalf of sellers of paintings, sculpture, furniture and decorative arts of all periods and cultures.

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the portland art museum’s mission is to engage and enrich diverse communities through the presentation, interpretation, and conservation of art and film.

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Asia Fine Art Limited is an art gallery in Hong Kong specializing in Chinese, Vietnamese, and other Asian arts. We periodically host exhibitions of established and emerging Asian artists.

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Welcome to Oana Lauric's main fine art website! Enjoy browsing the portfolio of original paintings and limited edition giclee prints. Order, directly from the studio, museum-quality fine art for collectors, the sure value and investment potential of fine contemporary realist art.

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ArtXchange Gallery is proud to present 32 Aspects of Daily Life, a new series of mixed-media, paper cut-away portraits by Lauren Iida. In this exhibition, Iida pays homage to a series of the same name, created in the 1880s by Japanese woodblock artist, Tsukioka Yoshitoshi (1839-1892). Utilizing watercolor and ink, alongside her distinct paper cut-away technique, Iida depicts female-identifying people that she has connected with during her daily life. Much of Iida's work grows from her desire to document life around her and the varied cultural impacts that shape her world. As her work has developed, Iida has often alternated between exploring her Japanese American family history and documenting her current life living in Cambodia over the last 12 years. In this new series, Iida has struck an unusual balance by utilizing formats inspired by Japanese ukiyo-e woodblock artists, whose works were the popular story-telling vehicle of their time. Within this framework that pays homage to her ancestral history, Iida depicts people from her daily life in Cambodia, resulting in in a unique style that reflects the multifaceted culture she has created for herself. The series Iida references,"32 Aspects of Daily Life" (also known as "32 Aspects of Women") by Yoshitoshi, portrayed women from different backgrounds and occupations, each associated with a particular mood or character trait. The series, first published in 1888, became wildly popular in its time for depicting women from all areas of society, offering a more realistic representation of women in art than was commonly seen. As in Yoshitoshi's series, Iidas subjects include prostitutes, wives of the working class, the elite, and people challenging gender roles. Mythology, symbolism, and nuance in color and pattern are taken into account, sometimes as a playful reinterpretation of the meaning or aesthetic of Yoshitoshi, and other times drawing from Japanese or Cambodian culture. In each image, the nuances and subcultures of

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The Cornish Lions, Cornwall, William Trost Richards, Watercolor, England