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Buddhist fresco of "Pusa", female representation of the Buddha, by Wang Ying.
These exceptional Frescoes, available for the first time outside Asia, are not mere reproductions of those found at Dun Huang and similar historic sites, but rather museum-quality works of art inspired by ancient techniques and materials, created by China's leading expert in the field (recognized as such by the chinese government, see below)
Wang Ying was born in 1955 in Beijing
1996 Exhibits at the Chinese International Trade Fair for Painting, Calligraphy and Photography.
1997 Exhibits at the Chinese Art Exhibition and wins a gold medal at the ZhongYuan Painting and Calligraphy Competition to celebrate the return of Hong Kong to PRC. Admitted to the Chinese "Who's Who", the "Directory of Chinese Experts" and the "Dictionary of Modern Chinese Culture" (see above).
His works have appeared in numerous publications in and outside of China, and are sought after by collectors throughout Asia.
1998 Invited by the French Ministry of Culture to participate in a Franco-Chinese cultural exchange, but had to refuse owing to ill health.
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