Peking Opera Painted Faces - With Notes on 200 Operas

Language: English

Published by Morning Glory Publishers, 1996

7505404121 / 9787505404120

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Size 250mmX185mm. The Peking opera face is characterized by symbolism and exaggeration, that is, by the use of signs and symbols and exaggerated or distorted features to represent a person's character or attributes. Very often eyes, brows, and cheeks are depicted like bats, butterflies or swallows' wings which, together with an exaggerates mouth and nose, produce the desired facial expressions. An optimistic person is usually portrayed with clear eyes and smooth brows, while a grief-stricken or cruel person will have half-closed eyes and wrinkled brows. **There is a 2.5 centimetre ink mark on the frontispiece.**.

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Title
Peking Opera Painted Faces - With Notes on 200 Operas
Author
Zhao Menglin and Yan Jiqing
Publisher
Morning Glory Publishers
Publication year
1996
Condition
Near Fine
Binding
Soft cover
Language
English
ISBN 10
7505404121
ISBN 13
9787505404120
Illustrator
Zhao Menglin
Edition
3rd Edition
Item weight
800 grams

Rons Bookshop (Canberra, Australia)

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Ron Robertson, along with his late wife Helen established Rons Bookshop in 1998 as a bricks and mortar bookshop. Helen died in 2014 and Ron carried on running the shop alone and joined the ABE family and commenced selling online in June 2017. Ron decided to close the bricks and mortar shop, from the close of business on December 31 2019 and concentrate on the online business from home. Whilst Rons does not specialise in any particular genre the business has an extensive collection of high quality books of all genres in paperback and hardback.

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