Art Auctions - Japanese Prints & Contemporary Chinese Prints  Since 2001.

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Fukkoku - 858	Robert O. Muller Collection - Shin Hanga - 859	Japanese and Chinese Prints - 860

artelino - Art Auctions  Since 2001.

We sell Japanese prints from all periods, modern Chinese prints and paintings in online art auctions. More than 800 online auctions since 2001. We are certified for the PCI (payment card industry) standard.

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Consignments of Japanese and Chinese Prints  

The prints that we offer in our online auctions do not come from our stock - we have none - but from real consignments by collectors, dealers and artists. You pay only for what we sell - a commission on the hammered price. There are no other fees involved. And we pay fast (typically within 2 weeks) and return unsold items fast or give them a second chance. PS: A shipment from the US or Japan to us (Germany) is completely uncomplicated - WE handle all import procedures.
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Articles on Japanese and Chinese Art and Culture  Straightforward

New Paintings by Zhang Liufeng  NEW    Contemporary Paintings from China.

February 2010: Mr. Zhang Liufeng, an established Chinese painter and printmaker has finished two new oil paintings. They are available for artelino clients for a very, very attractive price.
New Oil Paintings by Zhang Liufeng

Robert O. Muller - Catalog      By Kit Publishers/Hotei Publishing.

After the death of Robert O. Muller in 2003, the finest part of his collection was bequeathed to one of the most renowned museums in the world, the Arthur M. Sackler Gallery of the Smithonian. More than one year later, the collection is shown to the public for the first time. Kit Publishers/Hotei Publishing prepared the official catalog for the exhibition.
Robert O. Muller Catalog

Internal News + Info  

Robert O. Muller Collection  NEW    Shin Hanga of the Finest.

"A print is considered more valuable than a sketch from which it is made - this is not just die to the mechanics of collection, but to the special woodblock quality - a textural beauty impossible to obtain by any other medium. The flatness and unity imparted by the medium, as well as the special, intensity of color obtained in the 'something added' which enhances the original sketch. Any comparison of sketch to print will show this clearly."

(Robert O. Muller, (1911 - 2003), cited by Joan B. Mirviss in 'Printed to Perfection', ISBN 90-74822-73-8.)
Robert O. Muller Collection