Original Exhibition Lithograph Diptych Poster entitled "Speed" by Chinese Modern artist, Tie-Feng Jiang, published for the 1986 NYC Art Expo. Wonderful, modernist, Mid Century style, minimalist, linear rendering of galloping horses. The piece measures 35.75" W x 22" H (91 x 56 cm) In very nice pre-owned condition About the artist: Tie-Feng Jiang Chinese Artist: b. 1938 is the Father of the Yunnan School of modern Chinese art. Jiang Tie-Feng was born in 1938, in Ningbo, Zhejiiang Province, in China. Even as a child he displayed a great love and talent for painting and drawing, and early on he knew the artistic direction his life would take. Jiang's colors are of unsurpassed richness. A colorist, Jiang's intention was to reverse the trend of the stale Chinese tradition of painting in gray, black, and white. Jiang said: "Chinese art had reached a sick level due to its lack of color." Jiang's use of imagery. As noted above, Tie-Feng Jiang is a storyteller. His paintings are steeped in Buddhist and Chinese mythology. Each figure has a symbolic meaning. The paintings have so much complexity and visual fascination that the viewer is constantly seeing something new. Jiang said, "For every picture there is a story, and for every story there is a picture." Jiang's vision has continued to grow and expand. Probably because of his personal experience in two cultures he has increasingly seen the world as a single system, as a meeting place of diverse forces. Magnificent, bold modernist Asian artwork.