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Looking for value in China's contemporary art market
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Published Sun, Mar 27, 2016 · 09:50 PM
Beijing
THE serenity of Cui Ruzhuo's ink landscapes is a far cry from the turmoil of China's contemporary art market. But he can bank on his own status as the country's best-selling living artist.
Cui's works reflect traditional Chinese forms and subjects, replete with largely monochrome mountains, lakes and trees.
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