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Shang Ding became intrigued with painting at an early
age. During the Cultural Revolution in China, his parents were arrested and removed from their home, Shang Ding was 14 years of age. His life changed dramatically. To cope with his loneliness and uncertainty, he dedicated himself to his
art. While serving in the Chinese army, he painted what he saw–the soldiers, the battles, the fear and the hardships. In 1974 Mao Zedong's wife highly praised his work, and he soon became an acclaimed artist and honored professor. In 1988 he came to the United States.
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| "Life here is
always new and changing; the culture is new and people
are not afraid of change. China has such deep history
and change does not always come easily." |
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| Now he wants to tell an international
story, something that everyone can understand and relate to. |
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Click on an image to see a
larger view.
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"The Village
Girl by Garden Fence"
Oil on Canvas
30" x 40" |
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"Girl
in Wind of April"
Oil on Canvas
30" x 24" |
"Hong Han"
Oil on Canvas
10" x 8" |
Shang Jin
"Woman Sitting On
Porch"
Oil
24" x 20" |
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Shang Ding and Shang Qian
"Boat"
Oil on Canvas
24" x 18" |
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Artist's prices beginning at
$2,500.
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