Author: (French) Dai Rui
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Publishing Date: 2005-01-01
Features: Dai Rui's paintings are understandable to everyone. Batagonians, Americans, Bretons, French, Bantus, and Chinese—so long as they have a sense of humor. Therefore, in the following illustrations that readers will see or see again, what is depicted is not "Chinese language"; but perhaps it is exactly "Chinese language": with its dreamlike colors (so, are dreams colorful? Are black-and-white dreams also colored?), with its humor, they have a peculiar connection with the extraordinary talent and wisdom of Chinese culture, which reveals elegance through wit and cunning.
Wisdom and Humor: The Illustration Art of French Artist Dali
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