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Beijing opera characters by zu bin original

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Limassol, Agios Tychon Tourist Area

Posted: 07.02.2026 08:01 Ad ID: 5974871

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Condition: Used

ZU Bin — “Beijing Opera Characters”, 2007

Original painting, signed lower right. Dimensions: 76 × 76 cm (canvas, excluding frame).

Custom textured gold frame included.

Provenance: purchased from Art Collectors Gallery, Cyprus.

Condition: excellent; no restorations or visible defects; ready to hang.

About the Artwork

This striking composition, created in 2007 by Chinese artist ZU Bin, depicts two richly costumed figures from the Beijing (Peking) Opera — one of China’s most celebrated performing arts. The painting captures the elegance and theatricality of the stage, focusing on the symbolic characters in their ornate robes and elaborate headdresses.

Rendered in vivid reds, golds, and oranges, the work conveys both drama and movement. The artist employs textured, expressive brushwork, layering pigments to achieve a sense of depth and dynamism. Despite the energy of the strokes, the figures retain dignity and serenity, embodying the archetypal roles of traditional opera.

The square format (76 × 76 cm) enhances balance and harmony, making the painting versatile for display in both private collections and modern interiors.

Artistic & Collectible Value

Cultural Significance: Beijing Opera is a UNESCO-recognized art form, blending music, dance, costume, and symbolism — instantly identifiable worldwide.

Year of Creation — 2007: a period of rising global interest in contemporary Chinese art.

Unique Style: an expressive yet figurative interpretation, combining impressionistic handling of paint with traditional subject matter.

Signed: the artist’s signature appears at the lower right, confirming authorship.

Ready to Display: presented in a custom gold frame, carefully chosen to complement the colors and theme.

Condition Report

Painting: excellent surface condition; no flaking, tears, or discoloration visible.

Frame: textured gold, sturdy, no visible chips or scratches.

Overall: well-preserved, suitable for immediate display in a collection or gallery.

Frame adds both financial and aesthetic value, making the work a display-ready collector’s piece.

Summary

“Beijing Opera Characters” by ZU Bin (2007) is a vibrant, signed original celebrating the enduring cultural legacy of Chinese opera. With its strong provenance from Art Collectors Gallery (Cyprus), excellent condition, and universal subject matter, this work represents a rare opportunity to acquire a distinctive example of contemporary Chinese art inspired by tradition.