Ken Li (Li Geng Qiang)
Salon

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Young Han Woman by Ken Li Pyrograph on basswood, 21 x 29 cm After an oil painting by Pan Hong Hai Photograph by Ken Li

Xin Xin Daughter Xue Xin at age 6, July 1992 by Ken Li Pyrograph on wood, 20 x 29 cm Photograph by Ken Li

Pandas by Ken Li Pyrograph on basswood, 28 x 22 cm After a postcard Photograph by Ken Li

Fu Xiao Hong, at 18 by Ken Li, 1996 Pyrograph on basswood, 26 x 20 cm After a photograph, 1979 Photograph of subject and portrait by Ken Li

Portrait of Beethoven 1997 by Ken Li Pyrograph on basswood, 35 x 25 cm Photograph by Ken Li

Welcome Home, Hong Kong by Ken Li Pyrograph on basswood, 46 x 54 cm Photograph by Ken Li

For more information on Ken Li (whose official name is Li Geng Qiang) from Shenzhen, Peoples Republic of China, you can contact him directly through e-mail.

In the January 1999 issue of the WWWoodc@rvers E-Zine, there is a fully illustrated article in two parts entitled Chinese Fire Works on this artist's uniquely toned and richly detailed pyrographs.

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© 1999, 2007, 2009, 2012 Kathleen M. Garvey Menéndez.
Updated 24 October 2009. Last updated 14 June 2012.