'With an artistic practice that spans more than fifty years, eighty year old U Lun Gywe is regarded as Burma's most prominent master painters and one of Southeast Asia's most important senior artists. U Lun Gywe's figurative works of Burmese women are a celebration of their inherent beauty and grace, which he renders through his unique Impressionist style of painting that is a combination of orientalist discipline and western artistic practices. His paintings of dancers and village women, rendered with a vibrant palette and sweeping brushstrokes, are filled with movement — a contrast to his quiet sketches of nudes that aptly reflect his western art training.' (Publisher's website)

This book discusses the life and artistic development of Burmese painter U Lun Gwye and features full-page colour reproductions of his works from the late 1990s and 2000s. Artist biography included. Slipcased edition.
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artist
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MONL.ULG
Language

English

Publication/Creation date

2011

No of pages

120

ISBN / ISSN

978616907294

No of copies

1

Content type

artist monograph

Chapter headings

Introduction

An Artist's Life: The Artistic Realm of U Lun Gwye

Feasting the Female Form

Feasting the Female Form
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Feasting the Female Form