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~ARTWORK DETAILS~
Title of Artwork: Alluring Grace
Description: The artwork depicts an oriental display of the Paeonia Rockii (or Mu Dan flower), symbolizing power, wealth, and beauty. As the poem was made long ago, the painting follows an olden feel that captures the older eras in Chinese history.
Calligraphy Background: The poem was written by Xu Ning from the Tang dynasty. It is a praise of the peony (牡丹), often regarded as the “king of flowers” in Chinese culture. It symbolizes wealth, nobility, femininity, and beauty. The poet uses mythology and imagery to elevate the flower's allure.
English Translation:
Who does not love the peony’s grace?
It claims the city’s finest place.
One might think she's the goddess of Luo, divine,
With countless charms that outshine morning's shine.
~Printed from original painting
~High quality fine art paper
~Sizes to choose from: 8x10 inches, 11x14 inches
~No white border around the image
NOTE: Frame is NOT included. The photos shown are for illustration purposes only, as to give you an idea how the artwork would look with a frame in your home or office.
~QUALITY~
This art print is created from an original watercolor painting and printed on quality fine art paper.
Please note that due to differences in monitor settings, there may be a slight difference in color between what is shown on your screen and the actual print.
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