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Unlimited Fortune and Longevity
ID: DA-CXZ002
Artist: Chen Xuezhang (1946-)
Date: Contemporary
Size: 73.5 x 24.5 in. with mounting
Rubbing in the format of a hannging scroll, can be converted for framing.
Price: $85 (Sold)
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Biography of the Artist
Chen Xuezhang was born in 1946 in Mianzhu, Sichuan. He specializes in traditional Chinese art forms, such as silk fans, New Year posters, embroideries, and rubbings of famous calligraphy and Taoist Paintings. He and his sons have devoted themselves to the preservation of Chinese arts by founding a workshop dedicated to high-quality folk art. The objects produced there are well-known in Sichuan and China. One of Chen's embroideries was presented to President Clinton by the governor of Sichuan during the state visit to Mianzhu in the 1990s.
Symbolism of A Traditional Chinese Motif
Two young Taoist deities are celebrating fortune (Goddess) and longevity (God) with dancing postures. Held in their hands are a plate of treasures. The subject of this painting is very popular in Chinese traditional culture, because it symbolizes the beginning of a new year or good luck.
People who desire for good fortune, good health and longevity should aquire this painting and hornor the two Gods in your own space.
