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This is a painting of three Koi swimming amongst bamboo leaves each silouhete leaf of the bamboo representing a koi and there is always one that goes its own way. . They are a Kohaku / Sanke and Koi Koromo . Koi are a symbol of prosperity in the japanse society. Gordon Lavender is a British painter, from Liverpool, in whose work we can recognise a strong inspiration in Asian Koi painting and Koi art altogether. This inspiration of Asia, actually far East, Japan in particular is maintained through fresh, varied composition of a painting, which before else seduces you with its minimalistic beauty. There is no doubt that Lavender has stepped into a deep field of beauty and that his amplitude is a harvest of high inspiration and endless talent. The artist owns full ownership and copyright of this art work and no reproduction of this artwork can be produced without artist permission.
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