Hua Gallery is pleased to highlight a set of stunning watercolours by our artist Qu Leilei, currently exhibiting in our online exhibition Silent Revelations - Qu Leilei - The Great Master of Ink.
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From top to bottom: Study 1, 2, 3, 4, 2013, 31x28cm, watercolour and pencil on paper
“As Qu Leilei’s
artistic repertoire incorporates various styles I could not help myself but
select another few of his stunning sketches and tiny delicate watercolours
for this exhibition. Clearly different from his realistic black and white
nudes, these works show a freehand simplicity and exude a genuine freshness
running through lines and compositions….”
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Dagmar
Carnevale Lavezzoli
Contemporary Chinese Art Specialist
Curator
of Silent Revelations - Qu Leilei - The Great Master of Ink
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