Princess Diana series
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Jin Fang went to bookstores to buy books about Princess Diana and collected a large amount of information about her, especially images. He watched her funeral and various reports about her life on television every day, and began to develop the "Princess Diana Series" with a goal of 36 paintings, since she died at the age of 36. Because Jin Fang believed that Princess Diana was the last and greatest "icon" of the 20th century, he wanted to interpret her in his most proficient "Neo-Imagism" style, showing the multifaceted nature of this "extraordinary woman". His first batch of 30 works was exhibited at our "New World Art Center" the following spring.
- After School #98001 48″ X 36″ oc Since her childhood, Lady Diana has “always loved babies, always been sweet with the little ones.” […]
- Hand in Hand #97018 40″ X 30″ ac In a tragic week in September 1997, the world lost two of its greatest and kindest women: the […]
- Art Collector, Diana #97025 40″ X 30″ oc Dressing up in one’s favorite clothes, admiring one’s art collection and taking photos as souvenirs are all […]
- Queen of Hearts #97016 40″ X 30″ ac “I hope to be the Queen of People’s Hearts,” the Princess of Wales said before her tragic accident. […]
- Royal Art Studio #97029 40″ X 30″ ac Among the British royal family, Prince Charles obtained the highest academic education. Besides horseback riding, polo, and hunting, […]
- Presentation #97030 40″ X 30″ oc After the glamorous “Wedding of the Century,” Princess Diana was pregnant and on June 21, 1982, the little Prince […]
- Royal Kiss #97012 48″ X 36″ ac Prompted by the crowd, the newly-weds exchange their first public kiss on the balcony of Buckingham palace on July […]
- Style Queen #97017 30″ X 24″ ac Princess Diana was a dress designer’s dream, and she transcended fashion. With her tall, slim figure, broad shoulders and […]
