70 - Zhao Ruichun, Pan Xingjian, and others, three woodblock prints A set of three contemporary Chinese prints, each executed in a different technique — lithograph, etching, and woodblock print — the group conveying the individuality of each artist and the range of their respective techniques.

Zhao Ruichun, Pan Xingjian, and others, three woodblock prints A set of three contemporary Chinese prints, each executed in a different technique — lithograph, etching, and woodblock print — the group conveying the individuality of each artist and the range of their respective techniques. Pan Xingjian (born 1940) is a Chinese printmaker from Nanhai, Guangdong province. He graduated from the Printmaking Department of the Guangzhou Academy of Fine Arts in 1962, later serving as the academy's vice-president and professor. He is a member of the China Artists Association and has served as a standing director of the Guangdong Artists Association. Uneven sizes China