The Gaze Upon Tibet Series, Acrylic on Xuan Paper 27.6'' × 27.6'' | Chinese Original Painting | Magic Bear Art

Golden Pastures

$2,000.00
Sale price  $2,000.00 Regular price  $2,850.00
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The Gaze Upon Tibet Series, Acrylic on Xuan Paper 27.6'' × 27.6'' | Chinese Original Painting | Magic Bear Art
Golden Pastures
Acrylic on Xuan Paper 27.6'' × 27.6''

Golden Pastures

$2,000.00
Sale price  $2,000.00 Regular price  $2,850.00

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Artist: Liu Xiaoning

Series:The Gaze Upon Tibet

              Acrylic on Xuan Paper

Year: 2021
Size: 70 × 70 cm (27.6" × 27.6")

Framed Size: 90 × 90cm(35.4 ''×35.4'')
Medium: Acrylic  on Xuan Paper
Framing:Dark wood frame with a wide ivory mat and a subtle inner liner.

Authenticity: Original · One of a Kind · Signed Certificate of Authenticity

ID: MBA-2026-26

Artwork Description

Created on traditional Xuan paper, this work employs acrylic paint rather than ink, translating the landscape of the Tibetan plateau into a contemporary visual language. The expansive sky, gently sloping horizon, and the steady movement of the yak herd together form a composition that feels calm, spacious, and quietly powerful.

Although the scene reflects an autumnal setting, the focus of the work is not tied to a specific season. Instead, it captures a state of movement, transition, and rhythm of life. The golden grassland, gradual tonal shifts in the sky, and the measured distance between the human figure and the animals convey a sense of balance unfolding over time.

For this reason, the work is included in MagicBear Art’s Spring Selection. Here, “spring” is understood not as a literal season, but as a metaphor for renewal, departure, and continuity—a moment of moving forward after reflection and accumulation.

By introducing the texture and layering of acrylic paint onto Xuan paper, the work preserves the Eastern understanding of space and restraint while embracing a more open and contemporary pictorial structure. It is a piece suited for long-term viewing and thoughtful collection.

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LIU XIAONING

Liu Xiaoning (b. 1958, Ningxia, China) is a contemporary painter known for his long-term engagement with Tibetan subjects.
For over fifteen years, he has lived and worked across Tibet, creating works rooted in direct observation and lived experience.
Through restrained brushwork and a quiet, contemplative palette, Liu explores the relationship between humanity, nature, and spiritual belief.
His paintings are widely recognized for their emotional depth, sincerity, and spiritual resonance.

Liu Xiaoning

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