Teng Nee Cheong, Print of “Once Where Celestial Gods Frolicked”, 1996
Print on photopaper
61 x 73.5 cm
Condition: Good, with slight curve on the edges of the print.
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This print is a reproduction of the original oil on canvas. It was reproduced for Teng Nee Cheong’s solo exhibition titled "Once Where Celestial Gods Frolicked", held at the Aryaduta Hotel in Jakarta, Indonesia, in November 1998.
A printed copy of the 1998 exhibition catalogue 'Once Where Celestial Gods Frolicked' will accompany the sale of the print.
Notably, this painting was displayed at the Neka Museum, Bali up until 2014.
Teng Nee Cheong (Singaporean, 1951-2013), a 1968 graduate from the Nanyang Academy of Fine Arts, was known for his richly coloured oil paintings and charcoal drawings of the human figure. His earlier works were a series of decorative semi-abstract paintings of frangipani treetops. His works reflect his fascination with Asian cultures, religions and traditions. These included Balinese mythology, Hinduism, Buddhism, Asian mural paintings and Persian miniatures. He was also inspired by the gilded Art Nouveau paintings of Austrian symbolist artist Gustav Klimt.
Teng’s works are in the collections of Singtel, the Singapore Art Museum, the Ministry of Foreign Affairs and the Neka Museum in Bali, Indonesia.
*4 copies available
(Photographed in September 2024)
Print on photopaper
61 x 73.5 cm
Condition: Good, with slight curve on the edges of the print.
-
This print is a reproduction of the original oil on canvas. It was reproduced for Teng Nee Cheong’s solo exhibition titled "Once Where Celestial Gods Frolicked", held at the Aryaduta Hotel in Jakarta, Indonesia, in November 1998.
A printed copy of the 1998 exhibition catalogue 'Once Where Celestial Gods Frolicked' will accompany the sale of the print.
Notably, this painting was displayed at the Neka Museum, Bali up until 2014.
Teng Nee Cheong (Singaporean, 1951-2013), a 1968 graduate from the Nanyang Academy of Fine Arts, was known for his richly coloured oil paintings and charcoal drawings of the human figure. His earlier works were a series of decorative semi-abstract paintings of frangipani treetops. His works reflect his fascination with Asian cultures, religions and traditions. These included Balinese mythology, Hinduism, Buddhism, Asian mural paintings and Persian miniatures. He was also inspired by the gilded Art Nouveau paintings of Austrian symbolist artist Gustav Klimt.
Teng’s works are in the collections of Singtel, the Singapore Art Museum, the Ministry of Foreign Affairs and the Neka Museum in Bali, Indonesia.
*4 copies available
(Photographed in September 2024)
Print on photopaper
61 x 73.5 cm
Condition: Good, with slight curve on the edges of the print.
-
This print is a reproduction of the original oil on canvas. It was reproduced for Teng Nee Cheong’s solo exhibition titled "Once Where Celestial Gods Frolicked", held at the Aryaduta Hotel in Jakarta, Indonesia, in November 1998.
A printed copy of the 1998 exhibition catalogue 'Once Where Celestial Gods Frolicked' will accompany the sale of the print.
Notably, this painting was displayed at the Neka Museum, Bali up until 2014.
Teng Nee Cheong (Singaporean, 1951-2013), a 1968 graduate from the Nanyang Academy of Fine Arts, was known for his richly coloured oil paintings and charcoal drawings of the human figure. His earlier works were a series of decorative semi-abstract paintings of frangipani treetops. His works reflect his fascination with Asian cultures, religions and traditions. These included Balinese mythology, Hinduism, Buddhism, Asian mural paintings and Persian miniatures. He was also inspired by the gilded Art Nouveau paintings of Austrian symbolist artist Gustav Klimt.
Teng’s works are in the collections of Singtel, the Singapore Art Museum, the Ministry of Foreign Affairs and the Neka Museum in Bali, Indonesia.
*4 copies available
(Photographed in September 2024)