Ang Ah Tee, Sri Mariamman Temple (Singapore), 1977
Acrylic on paper
28 x 28 cm, unframed
Condition: Very good
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Ang Ah Tee, born in 1942 is a respected Singaporean artist celebrated for his vibrant and expressive watercolour paintings. His artistry is characterised by his bold use of color and fluid brushwork, capturing the essence of everyday scenes with a lively energy. Often depicting Singaporean landscapes, bustling street scenes, and traditional architecture, he reflects a deep connection to his cultural heritage.
A handwritten note from Singaporean art dealer, Della Butcher, to bid farewell to a couple, accompanies the artwork, dated 1980.
(Photographed in April 2024)
Acrylic on paper
28 x 28 cm, unframed
Condition: Very good
-
Ang Ah Tee, born in 1942 is a respected Singaporean artist celebrated for his vibrant and expressive watercolour paintings. His artistry is characterised by his bold use of color and fluid brushwork, capturing the essence of everyday scenes with a lively energy. Often depicting Singaporean landscapes, bustling street scenes, and traditional architecture, he reflects a deep connection to his cultural heritage.
A handwritten note from Singaporean art dealer, Della Butcher, to bid farewell to a couple, accompanies the artwork, dated 1980.
(Photographed in April 2024)
Acrylic on paper
28 x 28 cm, unframed
Condition: Very good
-
Ang Ah Tee, born in 1942 is a respected Singaporean artist celebrated for his vibrant and expressive watercolour paintings. His artistry is characterised by his bold use of color and fluid brushwork, capturing the essence of everyday scenes with a lively energy. Often depicting Singaporean landscapes, bustling street scenes, and traditional architecture, he reflects a deep connection to his cultural heritage.
A handwritten note from Singaporean art dealer, Della Butcher, to bid farewell to a couple, accompanies the artwork, dated 1980.
(Photographed in April 2024)