Tibetan Girl

Giclée art print on German made rice paper.

About the Artwork：

Tibetan Girl, 1991. Chen Xiaoping. Ink and color on rice paper. 

In this painting, a lone boat rests on a tranquil river. A woman, her hair in a classic bun, tenderly embraces a pipa, an ancient Chinese string instrument, pouring out ancient melodies under a luminous moon. The river responds with soft ripples, mirroring the moon's ethereal glow. This artwork, with its delicate interplay of nature and music, captures the very essence of oriental elegance and mystique.

About the Artist：

Chen Xiaoping stands out as a renowned artist, celebrated for her profound expertise in the realms of oil painting, traditional Chinese painting, and calligraphy. Twice she has been honored with the prestigious award for the "Most Outstanding Visual Artist" by the Governor of CNMI (Commonwealth of the Northern Mariana Islands). Furthermore, Chen has secured the gold prize on two occasions at the "NTD Global Realism Oil Painting Competition". Her solo exhibitions have been held multiple times, showcasing her deep mastery over her craft. Several of her remarkable pieces are now part of the permanent collection at the Saipan National Museum. Chen Xiaoping's works not only capture the essence of the subject but also reflect a harmonious blend of Eastern and Western artistry. 

Made in USA