WALASSE TING (Chinese American /
1929-)
Walasse Ting is most famous for his artists' book One Cent Life, for which he solicited original lithographs from a host of Pop Art and Cobra artists, including Andy Warhol, to illustrate his own poems. We have Walasse Ting lithographs (and one original drawing) from various sources, mostly in his early semi-abstract style; in more recent years Ting's work has become more figurative, concentrating on sensuous studies of female nudes. Walasse Ting's original name is Ding Xiong Quan. Walasse Ting was born in Shanghai. At the age of 19 Ting went to France, living there for 10 years before moving to the United States, becoming a US citizen.
See also:
KAREL APPEL
SAM FRANCIS
Selected prints by
WALASSE TING
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Rainbow as thread,
1969
Lithograph |
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Composition 2,
1969
Lithograph |
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Dragonflies mating,
1969
Drawing |
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WALASSE TING
