Original paintings by The Peony Girl with Gongbi style, a classic Chinese painting technique with meticulous brush strokes in ink on rice paper or silk.
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Blooming peonies in the full moon. It's a scene of celebrating the Mid-Autumn Day in a romantic and idealistic sense because peonies flower in spring. The blooming peonies with the autumn moon often put together to represent prosperity and perfection of life.
The painting was created with pigments and ink on rice paper over 20 hours.
Size (excluding the frame): 139cm x 67cm
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An original chrysanthemum painting with a dark background and flowers in different stages of life. It was created as an inspiration by the Dutch golden age still life flower paintings of the 16th and 17th century.
It was set to capture the circle of life - in the painting, there are flowers in full bloom, flowers wilting, and new buds coming out.
The painting was created with pigments and ink on rice paper, then mounted on silk. It took over 18 hours to finish.
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An original painting portraying a yellow peony. It was painted using ink and pigments on rice paper and took over 11 hours to finish.
It's one of the series of portraits of peonies of different colours. The series is Siyuan’s take on botanical painting - which requires scientific detail and accuracy - but painted in Chinese gongbi style, with an added layer of aesthetics, artistic creativity and freedom.
Each piece in the series portrays a peony with a different personality. The Yellow Peony is calm, strong and modest - quietly expressing herself and unassuming. Her elegance, grace and beauty of her petals can clearly be seen by others so there is no need to boast about it.
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An original painting portraying a red peony, painted using ink and pigments on rice paper. It took over 11 hours to finish.
The painting is one of the series of portraits of peonies of different colours. The series is Siyuan’s take on botanical painting - which requires scientific accuracy and detail - but painted in Chinese gongbi style, with an added layer of artistic creativity, aesthetics and freedom.
Each portrait in the series shows a peony with a different personality. The Red Peony is outgoing, bubbly, enjoying herself to the fullest. She is intoxicated with life and welcomes the beauty that the world has to offer.
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Original painting portraying a purple peony. It was created using ink and pigments on rice paper and took over 11 hours to finish.
It's one of the series of paintings of peonies of different colours. The series is Siyuan’s take on botanical painting - which requires detail and scientific accuracy - but painted in Chinese gongbi style, with an added layer of artistic creativity, freedom and aesthetics.
Each piece in the series portrays a peony with a different personality. The Purple Peony is active, full of vitality, celebrating life. She’s bursting with energy as if she was a dancer wanting to express her joy and dazzle the audience.
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This painting explores one of the popular motifs in Chinese art - bird and flower paintings. It depicts a spring concert of full, blossoming peonies of different colours. Blooming flowers are accompanied by colourful birds, butterflies and bees drawn to the beauty of peonies.
The painting was created with pigments and ink on rice paper and took over 36 hours to complete.
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