mural-sized chromogenic print, signed 'Weng Peijun,' dated, and numbered '7/10' by the photographer in ink in the margin, mounted, matted, framed, 2003, no. 7 in an edition of 10

Another print of this image:

Gijs van Tuyl, Annelie Lütgens, and Karen Smith, The Chinese: Photography and Video from China (Germany, 2004, in conꦍjunction 💯with the exhibition), p. 66

This photograph appears to be in generally excellent condition, and has not been examined outside of the frame by Sotheby's. Upon close inspection, a 2½-inch vertical surface scratch is visible at the top right corner.
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