Jiang Tiefeng (Born 1938) Chinese/American, Hors de Commerce Serigraph "Huntress". This dynamic colorful abstract image of a nude female figure holding a bow surrounding by marauding wolves and horses is printed on deckled edge paper with a red background. Signature in ink bottom right. "H.C. 1/40" written in ink bottom left, indicating this was the first of a limited run produced for display in galleries and museums, not for sale to the general public. Copyright date of 1990 by Fingerhut Group Publishers on the back. Unframed. 

Size: 34 x 34 in. 

Born in Ningbo, China in 1938, artist Jiang Tiefeng is renowned as the founder of the influential Yunnan School of Art. After graduating from Beijing’s Central Academy of Fine Arts in 1964, he moved to the Yunnan province, where he developed a signature style characterized by vibrant colors, flowing lines, and themes rooted in regional folklore and mythology. During the Cultural Revolution, he secretly worked at night to refine his expressive techniques before emerging as a prominent figure in modern Chinese fine art. Immigrating to the United States in 1984, Jiang achieved widespread international recognition through his distinctive paintings, serigraphs, and bronze sculptures.

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