Black & White Photography Print of Beijing,Children in Hutong, cityscapes,Wall Art & Wall decor, Limited Edition
Black & White Photography Print of Beijing,Children in Hutong, cityscapes,Wall Art & Wall decor, Limited Edition
Limited Edition Print of 20
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Children in Beijing Hutong
Hutong Courtyard is the "soul" of Beijing City. It carries a history of more than 700 years. Beijing's hutong originated in the Yuan Dynasty. It has been inherited since the establishment of Dadu in the Yuan Dynasty in 1267. It is also where ordinary people live in Beijing and an essential stage for the development and evolution of Beijing's history and culture. In China, only Beijing has "hutongs". the strong cultural atmosphere took this photo in 2008 in one of Beijing's hutongs. When I passed a street intersection, this boy found me holding a camera and asked me to take a photo for him, and then; he quickly raised his hands and flicked the glass marbles into the sky with his fingers, and I immediately recorded the image, which was very interesting.
This exclusive limited edition print beautifully captures the unique charm of Beijing Hutong, with a classic black-and-white aesthetic and captivating composition. Showcase a piece of Chinese history in your home or office with this timeless and tasteful representation of a traditional Hutong.
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Materials and print technology
* paper size includes 2.0 in border* Paper: Hahnemühle Photo Rag (308gsm)* world's highest exhibition level and photo print's colour durability.
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from 1 reviewsLove at first sight 🥰It lightens up my living room with excellent vibes. A talented photographer who captured the stunning moment while an airplane gliding low above the old buildings of Hong Kong Kowloon City, which was canvased with unique street view. It brings back my memories of the good old HK Kai Tak Airport. Recalling myself looking down from the flight before landing, saw people walking and vehicle queues underneath creating sparkling light streams that looks like dragons on fire. Vibrant, extravagant and extremely beautiful!