Hong Leung Celestial Vista Signed Contemporary Asian Giclee on Canvas 17/25

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A tranquil giclee on canvas titled "Celestial Vista" by Chinese American artist Hong Leung. Hand signed on the bottom right … more A tranquil giclee on canvas titled "Celestial Vista" by Chinese American artist Hong Leung. Hand signed on the bottom right with an annotation of 17/25. A dreamy landscape depicting the summit of a mountain. The vibrancy and dynamic play of colors transcends space and time. From a private collection. Dimensions: 43.75”h x 35”w x 1.5”d (framed). In very good condition.

Born on May 14th, 1933, in Canton, China, Ken Hong Leung moved to Hong Kong in 1949 to become involved in the city's artistic community. Largely self-taught, his first oil paintings went on display at Konn's Fine Art Gallery in Hong Kong in 1960. Within a year, his fishing villages and coastal community scenes were a sensation in art circles. Hong decided later on to open his own Leung Gallery at the Miramar Hotel in Kowloon, Hong Kong in 1967, which showcased his artwork for more than a decade. In 1979, he became a resident of the United States and settled permanently in the San Francisco Bay Area with his wife and four sons, including artists Thomas and Richard Leung. Over the years, Hong exhibited his work in Hong Kong, Japan, Singapore, Taiwan, Canada, Australia and many cities of the United States while receiving numerous honors and distinctions. In Melbourne, Australia galleries that have held shows for Hong include Blue Boy Art Gallery and Kavlaine International Arts. In Victoria B.C., Canada, the Stephen Lowe Art Gallery has also invited H. Leung for his works. He was elected a lifetime consulting member of the Asia Artist School in Hong Kong, made a member of the Asia Society of Art and also the Orient Art Institute. Today, H. Leung is recognized as one of the premier neo-impressionist artists; considered a master of the enchanted landscape, dreamy moods, and magical reflections of light and color. His work is currently exhibited at art galleries such as Wyland Galleries and Lahaina Galleries in Hawaii and California and also at Leung Galleries in Shanghai and Jingdezhen, China less