ZU MING HO Limited Edition Lithograph

ZU MING HO Limited Edition LithographLimited edition lithograph by renown Chinese artist of the Hunan School, Zu Ming Ho. Signed, numbered 218 293 and with embossed mark. Unknown title, depicting four Imperial women with flowers in their hair, seven standing cranes and the sun. Mounted and framed. Measures: 47 x 48 In excellent condition. Zu Ming Ho was born in 1949 into a remarkable family that had already produced several well known artists. Zu Ming Ho began taking lessons in both

In the late 1950's R

Vintage nightgown by Vanity Fair

This necklace had all stones perfectly in place in lavender and pink

Gorman had more than 20 one man shows

Gorman went to Mexico where he acquired the influence from Diego Rivera

seven standing cranes and the sun

Beautiful Limited Edition stone lithograph by the Native American Picasso

he had hoped to enlighten the Chinese people with his uniquely westernized versions of traditional Chinese themes

outsized women

Zu Ming Ho began taking lessons in both Chinese and Western style figure sketching

R C Gorman was often referred to as `the Native American Picasso

his work was part of the exhibition "Masterworks from the Museum of the Native American Indian" at New York's Metropolitan Museum of Art