Fine Art by Wai Ming
Limited Edition Signed and Numbered Lithographs
We are offering a limited time holiday opening benefit on our Wai Ming art!
All pieces are reduced 40-50% off the original price!
All the Wai Ming prints we have in stock are signed and numbered by Wai Ming and are limited edition lithographs. All of these prints are ready for purchase for lovers and collectors of art. For further information on Wai Ming see the bottom of the page, and follow the links. We have been lovers of Wai Ming's art for some time, and Richard Dixon has collected these prints over a series of years. For any inquiries please send us an e-mail at dixondesignsgallery@gmail.com.
Click on images for larger preview.
We are offering a limited time holiday opening benefit on our Wai Ming art!
All pieces are reduced 40-50% off the original price!
All the Wai Ming prints we have in stock are signed and numbered by Wai Ming and are limited edition lithographs. All of these prints are ready for purchase for lovers and collectors of art. For further information on Wai Ming see the bottom of the page, and follow the links. We have been lovers of Wai Ming's art for some time, and Richard Dixon has collected these prints over a series of years. For any inquiries please send us an e-mail at dixondesignsgallery@gmail.com.
Click on images for larger preview.
Baby Brother, 1979
23 x 29
Original Price: $1000, Special: $500
"When the adults are busy with their work, the children are left at home and its the older child's job to take care of her younger sibling. And she does her job easily and happily and the love between the girl and her littler brother is captured wonderfully in this painting."
Wind Chime #2, 1983
23 x 30
Original Price: $2000, Special: $1000
"Summer time in Hong Kong is very, very hot. The girl sits in a stream to escape the sweltering heat. She watches her little wind chime as it hangs on a bamboo branch, the summer wind causing it to tinkle and sparkle in the sunlight."
Mother Love, 1979
23 x 28
Original Price: $1300, Special: $700
"Tender loving care allows the infant fall sound asleep in the mother's arms. His plump little arm limp at his side as he rests, safe and sound in mothers arms. The woman's a traditional hat provides shade from the sun for her and her child and the decorations around the hat also them as she walks."
Fishgirl with Blue Jacket, 1980
20 x 29
Original Price: 1500, Special: $750
"This painting, in simplest terms, merely depicts the simple, yet delicate beauty of the child. Though she has no fancy clothes or shiny new ribbons for her hair, she is none the less beautiful in her doe-eyed innocence and her natural appeal come through."
Fishgirl With Snail,1976
20 x 22
Original Price: $400, Special: $240
"Beauty is very often shown in daily life. And nothing is more beautiful than nature. The girl kneels down and quietly watches a snail crawling across the ground. Although she's not facing us, her curiosity clearly shows as she is explores and studies the complex beauty that is life."
Title: Fishgirl with Stick, 1976
29 x 20
Original Price: $1100, Special: $600
"Although fisher folk's children do not have much, the young can nevertheless have fun. The girl in this painting is amusing herself by stirring the water with a stick. Perhaps there are tiny fishes in the water and she's using the stick to tease them, or perhaps she merely likes to watch the ripple of the water as she disturbs it."
Girls in Sampan, 1981
29 x 22
Original Price: $900, Special: $540
"Fishgirls have a form of entertainment not available to other children: they can gather together in a boat, play games. As the boat tilts back and forth and the water gently laps at the sides, the children play all manor of games for hours on end and without interruption from bothersome adults."
Girls in Grass, 1977
29 x 22
Original Price: $600, Special: $350
"A game, a little secret, or a little mischief? We May never know what makes these girls burst into helpless laughter."
My Toes, 1981
29 x 33
Original Price: $700, Special: $400
"A painting makes no sound, but it conveys a message with its color, composition, and other artistic techniques. In this painting, the artist used contrast and vivid colors to depict the childish, naughty, and mischievous character of this child."
Mother and Child #2, 1984
22 x 34
Original Price: $900, Special: $400
"The child squirms in its mothers arms, trying to see who's behind her. The childes little mouth is open in unadorned curiosity as its eyes take in all the things around it. This painting introduces the viewer to the traditional and artistic dress of one of the minorities of China."
Little Fishboy, 1978
29 x 20
Original Price: $1500 Special: $750
"This little boy is waiting for his mother to bring him some ice cream from the market. The boy's eager, bright-eyed anticipation is beautifully captured in this painting."
Happy Sister, 1977
19 x 29
Original Price: $400 Special: $240
"If you have children or grand-children, looking at this painting may remind you of your precious little giggling ones. What a priceless treasure is the happiness of a child."
Small Fishgirl, 1976
20 x 15-1/2
Original Price: $400, Special: $240
"Eyes are the windows of the soul. In this painting, the artist successfully captures the soul of his subject. When you look at this painting, you feel as if her eyes are following your every move, even as they look right through you."
Three Children In Sampan, 1976
24 x 21-1/2
Original Price: $400, Special: $240
"The children of the fisher folk, though young, all know how to use a boat. It is as natural to them as breathing. In this painting, the artists depicts one of the more fun aspects of their life. As you can see from the expressions of serenity and joy on their faces, these children know, as most of us adults have unfortunately forgotten, it's the simple things in life that make it worth living."
Wind Chime #1, 1981
38 x 28-1/2
Original Price: $700, Special: $420
"A serene atmosphere fills every aspect of this painting. The girl stands knee-deep in the gently moving water. Leaning against a rock, she stretches out her arm and holds the wind chime over the rushing water. She gently swings her hand a little to make the chimes tinkle and ring. Her expression tells us she's completely relaxed, and thoroughly enjoying this moment."
Clapping Fishgirl, 1976
24 x 18
Original Price: $400, Special: $240
"Pleasant company and game playing are parts of a child's daily life. Even though she lacks the more traditional toys, this little girl is still very happy especially when there are other children to play with."
Title: Fishgirl with Braids, 1976
18 x 22
Original Price: $400, Special: $240
"The girls hair is braided in the traditional style of her people, the fisher-folk of Hong Kong. It is simple, yet elegant as it frames the girls round, ruddy cheeks, soulful eyes and delicate lips."
- - -
Wai Ming is an internationally esteemed artist, born in Canton, China in 1938. Wai Ming grew up in Hong Kong, and in 1974 came to San Francisco in the United States which led him to a place of very high recognition in the art world.
"Seldom has the impact of an artist been so immediate as that of Wai Ming on his arrival in San Francisco from Hong Kong in 1974. His artistic sensitivity is combined with a startling realism that has caught the attention of the public. His four paintings that he displayed at Swanson Art Gallery in San Francisco for the first time in 1975 were all sold within the first day. Not only has the demand for his work grown steadily, but he is acknowledged by many as one of the Bay Area's leading artist." -waiming.com
Baby Brother, 1979
23 x 29
Original Price: $1000, Special: $500
"When the adults are busy with their work, the children are left at home and its the older child's job to take care of her younger sibling. And she does her job easily and happily and the love between the girl and her littler brother is captured wonderfully in this painting."
Wind Chime #2, 1983
23 x 30
Original Price: $2000, Special: $1000
"Summer time in Hong Kong is very, very hot. The girl sits in a stream to escape the sweltering heat. She watches her little wind chime as it hangs on a bamboo branch, the summer wind causing it to tinkle and sparkle in the sunlight."
Mother Love, 1979
23 x 28
Original Price: $1300, Special: $700
"Tender loving care allows the infant fall sound asleep in the mother's arms. His plump little arm limp at his side as he rests, safe and sound in mothers arms. The woman's a traditional hat provides shade from the sun for her and her child and the decorations around the hat also them as she walks."
Fishgirl with Blue Jacket, 1980
20 x 29
Original Price: 1500, Special: $750
"This painting, in simplest terms, merely depicts the simple, yet delicate beauty of the child. Though she has no fancy clothes or shiny new ribbons for her hair, she is none the less beautiful in her doe-eyed innocence and her natural appeal come through."
Fishgirl With Snail,1976
20 x 22
Original Price: $400, Special: $240
"Beauty is very often shown in daily life. And nothing is more beautiful than nature. The girl kneels down and quietly watches a snail crawling across the ground. Although she's not facing us, her curiosity clearly shows as she is explores and studies the complex beauty that is life."
Title: Fishgirl with Stick, 1976
29 x 20
Original Price: $1100, Special: $600
"Although fisher folk's children do not have much, the young can nevertheless have fun. The girl in this painting is amusing herself by stirring the water with a stick. Perhaps there are tiny fishes in the water and she's using the stick to tease them, or perhaps she merely likes to watch the ripple of the water as she disturbs it."
Girls in Sampan, 1981
29 x 22
Original Price: $900, Special: $540
"Fishgirls have a form of entertainment not available to other children: they can gather together in a boat, play games. As the boat tilts back and forth and the water gently laps at the sides, the children play all manor of games for hours on end and without interruption from bothersome adults."
Girls in Grass, 1977
29 x 22
Original Price: $600, Special: $350
"A game, a little secret, or a little mischief? We May never know what makes these girls burst into helpless laughter."
My Toes, 1981
29 x 33
Original Price: $700, Special: $400
"A painting makes no sound, but it conveys a message with its color, composition, and other artistic techniques. In this painting, the artist used contrast and vivid colors to depict the childish, naughty, and mischievous character of this child."
Mother and Child #2, 1984
22 x 34
Original Price: $900, Special: $400
"The child squirms in its mothers arms, trying to see who's behind her. The childes little mouth is open in unadorned curiosity as its eyes take in all the things around it. This painting introduces the viewer to the traditional and artistic dress of one of the minorities of China."
Little Fishboy, 1978
29 x 20
Original Price: $1500 Special: $750
"This little boy is waiting for his mother to bring him some ice cream from the market. The boy's eager, bright-eyed anticipation is beautifully captured in this painting."
Happy Sister, 1977
19 x 29
Original Price: $400 Special: $240
"If you have children or grand-children, looking at this painting may remind you of your precious little giggling ones. What a priceless treasure is the happiness of a child."
Small Fishgirl, 1976
20 x 15-1/2
Original Price: $400, Special: $240
"Eyes are the windows of the soul. In this painting, the artist successfully captures the soul of his subject. When you look at this painting, you feel as if her eyes are following your every move, even as they look right through you."
Three Children In Sampan, 1976
24 x 21-1/2
Original Price: $400, Special: $240
"The children of the fisher folk, though young, all know how to use a boat. It is as natural to them as breathing. In this painting, the artists depicts one of the more fun aspects of their life. As you can see from the expressions of serenity and joy on their faces, these children know, as most of us adults have unfortunately forgotten, it's the simple things in life that make it worth living."
Wind Chime #1, 1981
38 x 28-1/2
Original Price: $700, Special: $420
"A serene atmosphere fills every aspect of this painting. The girl stands knee-deep in the gently moving water. Leaning against a rock, she stretches out her arm and holds the wind chime over the rushing water. She gently swings her hand a little to make the chimes tinkle and ring. Her expression tells us she's completely relaxed, and thoroughly enjoying this moment."
24 x 18
Original Price: $400, Special: $240
"Pleasant company and game playing are parts of a child's daily life. Even though she lacks the more traditional toys, this little girl is still very happy especially when there are other children to play with."
18 x 22
Original Price: $400, Special: $240
"The girls hair is braided in the traditional style of her people, the fisher-folk of Hong Kong. It is simple, yet elegant as it frames the girls round, ruddy cheeks, soulful eyes and delicate lips."
- - -
Wai Ming is an internationally esteemed artist, born in Canton, China in 1938. Wai Ming grew up in Hong Kong, and in 1974 came to San Francisco in the United States which led him to a place of very high recognition in the art world.
"Seldom has the impact of an artist been so immediate as that of Wai Ming on his arrival in San Francisco from Hong Kong in 1974. His artistic sensitivity is combined with a startling realism that has caught the attention of the public. His four paintings that he displayed at Swanson Art Gallery in San Francisco for the first time in 1975 were all sold within the first day. Not only has the demand for his work grown steadily, but he is acknowledged by many as one of the Bay Area's leading artist." -waiming.com
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