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JAMES HYMAN GALLERY
Sun Liang (b.1957)
Please scroll down for further information. Sun Liang (b.1957) Centipede Oil on canvas 180 x 120 cms (70¾ x 47¼ inches) 1990 Literature: Sun Liang: A Painter's Journey, James Hyman Gallery, London, 2008, (cat. 5), detail p.4 and illustrated p.19. Sun Liang has explained the allegorical significance of the centipede: "there is an old Chinese proverb: an insect with a hundred pairs of legs remains active after death. It can still move after death". Please click here to contact us about this item, or if you wish to buy or sell a work by this artist. | ||||||||
