01395nam a2200157 i 4500008004100000040000800041082001600049100002100065245005400086250001700140260004800157300001700205500001300222520098800235650001401223260119b1961    |||o|||| |||| 000 0 eng d  aGCL  a750.92bCHI10aChing-man, Cheng40aThe Art Of :bCheng Ching-man /cCheng Ching-man   aIst edition.  aTaipei Taiwan,bThe Heritage Press :c1961.  bhbk.c33 cm.  aNo Index  aCheng Ching-man is a contemporary Chinese watercolor artist widely recognized for his delicate, poetic depictions of urban life and traditional architecture, particularly scenes inspired by Hong Kong and southern China. His work is characterized by a refined balance between realism and suggestion, using soft washes, controlled brushwork, and subtle color harmonies to evoke atmosphere, light, and quiet human presence. Cheng often focuses on everyday environments—old streets, shopfronts, boats, and figures—capturing fleeting moments with a sense of nostalgia and calm observation. Influenced by both Western watercolor techniques and traditional Chinese ink painting, his style emphasizes simplicity, transparency, and expressive restraint rather than strict detail. Through his paintings, Cheng Ching-man preserves the visual memory of rapidly changing cities, transforming ordinary scenes into contemplative works that highlight the emotional and cultural essence of place.  aFine Arts