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The enigmatic Chinese monk-painter Xugu (1823-1896), with his daring brush techniques and implicit expression of spiritual insight, stands out among notable innovators in the late Qing period. This monograph, illustrated in full colour, examines seventeen paintings and one rare work of calligraphy by this extraordinary artist in the context of his life and stylistic development.

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The enigmatic Chinese monk-painter Xugu (1823-1896), with his daring brush techniques and implicit expression of spiritual insight, stands out among notable innovators in the late Qing period. This monograph, illustrated in full colour, examines seventeen paintings and one rare work of calligraphy by this extraordinary artist in the context of his life and stylistic development.
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Britta Erickson (Editor) Britta Erickson is an independent scholar and curator, who received a PhD in Chinese art history from Stanford University. She currently serves as artistic director at INK Studio, a Beijing gallery devoted to contemporary ink artists, and includes among her projects the production of a film series, The Enduring Passion for Ink.J. May Lee Barrett (Editor) J. May Lee Barrett is an independent writing and editing professional with a focus on Chinese art.