【Magnum Series】Zhong Kui’s Sister’s Wedding
【Magnum Series】Zhong Kui’s Sister’s Wedding
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【Magnum Series】
Size Specification
●Painting Core: 54.33 × 27.17 in (138 × 69 cm)
●Framed with solid wood frame: 73.23 × 36.61 in (186 × 93 cm)
Title:
Zhong Kui’s Sister’s Wedding钟馗嫁妹
Description:
This one-of-a-kind meticulous gongbi painting adopts magical realism artistic expression and belongs to the artist’s cohesive Zhong Kui themed series.
Drawing upon the time-honored classical Chinese folklore Zhong Kui Marries Off His Younger Sister, the work reinterprets the guardian deity Zhong Kui by blending his dignified sense of responsibility and protective nature with a cat’s innate keen perception, agility and delicate observational instinct. Cats excel at capturing subtle emotional shifts, which artistically echoes Zhong Kui’s tender fraternal affection hidden beneath his stern divine bearing. Holding a folding fan, he turns his head fondly toward his sister in the upper right corner.
Clad in elegant traditional Peking Opera costumes, the sister dances gracefully with vivid, sincere emotions flowing vividly across the canvas. The whole scene fully reveals the warm, gentle fraternal bond rarely depicted in traditional Zhong Kui paintings, breaking rigid folk painting conventions and endowing this ancient cultural motif with contemporary humanistic warmth.
Rich auspicious symbols fill the frame: colorful auspicious clouds symbolize heavenly blessings; lanterns printed with the Chinese character “Joy” deliver blessings of joyous events and happy unions; lotus flowers stand for purity and harmonious love; rolling waves and koi fish embody surplus fortune and everlasting prosperity. Rooted in the original tale’s core auspicious meaning, the artwork wishes the collector harmonious family ties, happy marriages, joyful gatherings, thriving domestic fortune and enduring familial bliss.
Created entirely from original conception with no reproductions to be made. A custom solid wooden shipping crate and full-value shipping insurance are arranged for safe worldwide delivery.
The artwork is made with premium painting materials and shipped directly from China.