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| − | '''Zao Wou-Ki''' (1920 – 2013) was a Chinese-French abstract [[painter]]. In his mid-thirties, he lived in Paris for a decade. Zao's works, were influenced by [[Paul Klee]], [[Henri Matisse]], [[Pablo Picasso]] and [[Paul Cézanne]] and the New York [[Abstract Expressionism|Abstract Expressionists]]. | + | '''Zao Wou-Ki''' (1920 – 2013) was a Chinese-French abstract [[painter]]. In his mid-thirties, he lived in Paris for a decade. Zao's works, were influenced by [[Paul Klee]], [[Henri Matisse]], [[Pablo Picasso]] and [[Paul Cézanne]] and the New York [[Abstract Expressionism|Abstract Expressionists]]. The average price of his works is 3.645 (USD mln) and 35 of them are in ТОP-5000. |
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Revision as of 18:23, May 13, 2014
Zao Wou-Ki (1920 – 2013) was a Chinese-French abstract painter. In his mid-thirties, he lived in Paris for a decade. Zao's works, were influenced by Paul Klee, Henri Matisse, Pablo Picasso and Paul Cézanne and the New York Abstract Expressionists. The average price of his works is 3.645 (USD mln) and 35 of them are in ТОP-5000.
Zao's artworks are "an exemplary reconciliation of Chinese and European aesthetics, in which the language of modern Western abstraction is enriched by a Chinese sensibility rooted in the past." [1]
Zao was a member of the Académie des Beaux-Arts in Paris, France.
连理, 1956.
Untitled, 1957.
Untitled, 1968.
External links
- Recent works. The Marlborough Gallery on Asian art.