Yang Yang (Chinese American 1953-) Original Oil - 22"H x 26"W- -Stunning! Works are in Museums Minneapolis, Shaanxi, etc high galley prices!

Original Expressionist Oil Painting by well listed Chinese/American Museum artist Yang Yang (1953) . Stunning oil on stretch canvas depicting surreal scene of 2 riders on horses centered by naked lady. Wonderfully executed painting shows his wonderful color palate and movement. Painting signed at upper left. Comes with professionally frame and in overall excellent condition. Much thought-after artist exhibited in Museums that sells for high prices at auctions and galleries- Painting shows artist skilled technique. Signature: Signed upper left Medium: Oil on Canvas Size: c 22" Height X 26 Wide inches with frame (55.88 cm X 66.04 cm) c 16 H X 20" W unframed (site) (40.64cm x 50.8cm) Condition: Excellent- No Paint loss or damage Provenance: Purchased directly from artist in Tampa Free domestic shipping! Returns & exchanges: Returns accepted within 30 days of the purchase of the item. However, the buyer is responsible for shipping the item back to us and that cost will not be refunded. We will refund your money for the item as soon as we receive the item back. Please send the item back to us with tracking. About the artist: In 1984, Yang Yang left his home in Nanchang, China and came to the U.S. to expand his studies in the arts and embark on his journey to become the renowned contemporary artist that he is today. His works are characterized by mythical settings where animals and humans share an existence of ambiguity - capturing an unconstrained perception of humanity through a combination of monochromatic colors, textures, and figures that transcend racial and ethnic assignment. Seeking to provoke a story inside each viewer, Yang Yang’s works conduct a constantly growing narrative shaped by the mystique and internal interpretation of its viewers - bringing us into an illusory world beyond dimensions. Yang Yang's works have exhibited in world class museums including the Xi’an Art Museum (2004), the Minneapolis Institute of Arts (2007), and the ShanDong Art Museum (2014).