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Exposition Internationale Des Arts Decoratifs Et Industriels Modernes A Paris 1925
“Coming from a lustrous family, M. Liou Tepeou is one of our most remarkable painters. In love and devoted to beauty and nature, mainly plastic art, he knows how to put infinitely gracious forms on his canvas with a prodigious virtuosity and an ingenious softness. His masterpiece << Danseuse du Palais Imperial >> is a big painting executed with a seducing elegance and an admirable firmness. His danseuses in silk dress, diaphanous and floating, danced the Chinese minuet with elation to the sound of the melodious jade flute.; proud peacocks stared at them while they were swirling… It’s a magnificent image of the past. The artist kept the serenity of his spirit and his joy of living untouched. With these grandiose memories, we feel admiration mixed with a little bit of nostalgia.
M. Liou is one of those rare spirits invulnerable to the real vulgar life, and similar to the immaculate white lilies on the pond. That’s why his paintings have the whiteness of a lotus and his beautifully decorated vases are truly small masterpieces. What a difference between him and the old artist. His execution method, modeling, colors and style, makes him a true modern artist. M. Liou is decidedly a big decorator, an admirable colorist with a vigorous talent and softness, an original artist and full of promises. We are expecting from him the next Oriental Raphael. He even excels in the European way of painting; his oil paintings were very successful during the Exposition of the Chinese modern and ancient art, which took place last June in Strasbourg.”
~ Ling Wenzheng President of the Association of Chinese Artists in Europe
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Abraham Lincoln – Circa 1965
President Abraham Lincoln on Porcelain Tile Handmade Wooden Frame
23 x 23
Circa 1965
When Liu started painting again in the mid 60’s, he started by painting portraits of presidents and other famous people of the time. This portrait of Abraham Lincoln was one of his earlier ones. His portrait of Lyndon B. Johnson took first place in a contest, went to the White House and later on to the Lyndon B. Johnson Memorial Library.
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Outside the Gate
Image of Village 2 neighbors talk outside the gate.
Chinese watercolor painting on rice paper silk mounted.
21 x 16 Horizontal
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Four Peaches – 1972
Porcelain painting demonstrating Liu’s design expertise.
12″ Round Plate
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Tiger in Bamboo – 1970
Tiger in Bamboo
1970
13 x 17 Vertical Oval
Calligraphy Untranslated
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Watering Hole – 1969
5 Storks at Watering Hole
1969
Chinese Water Color on Rice Paper
21 x 13 Horizontal
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Landscape Interior Design – 1968
Landscape Interior Design rendering of a painting to be placed inside wall panel in a Chinese Restaurant. Panda Inn, NJ.
Size Unknown
1968
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Blue Red Mountain – 1972
Modern Porcelain Chinese Painting
11″ x 16″ Oval/ Vertical
1972
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Cranes by Waterfall – 1967
3 Cranes by Waterfall by Liu Jipiao
Black & White Ink On Rice Paper
17×24 Vertical
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JFK & Caroline – 1966
JFK & Caroline Portrait on Porcelain Tile mounted in handmade wooden frame.
1966
14 x 14
Liu painted several portraits of various members of the Kennedy Clan.
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