This lot is for two mixed-media prints by The Luo Brothers:
"Untitled" A (2008) is a digital pigment print with silkscreen varnish printed in 2008 as an edition of 80, with image measuring 35 x 28.75 inches (90 x 73cm) and paper size 40 x 32.75 inches (101.5 x 83.2cm) and comes in excellent condition.
"Untitled" B (2008) is also a digital pigment print with silkscreen varnish printed in 2008 as an edition of 80, also measuring 35 x 28.75 inches (90 x 73cm) and paper size 40 x 32.75inches (101.5 x 83.2cm) and comes in excellent condition.

These two works by the famous Chinese Contemporary art stars, The Luo Brothers are screen prints of photorealist oil paintings, where the confluence of the past and present is expressed in their stylistically overflowing and colorful manner. In this way, they are integrating the kitsch of 'new China' with the sombre realist sense of 'old China'. Western slogans and brands that have permeated Chinese culture are a major feature of the Luo Brothers works. Here, the dizzying repetition of the Coca Cola and Heineken brands represent the West as the entire group is being led towards the future by massive Mao busts held aloft by iconic Luo Brothers chubby babies. The icons of Western consumerism are integrated here with traditional Chinese imagery in a manner only the Luo Brothers could pull off, and at a grand scale.

The three Luo Brothers, Luo Wei Dong, Luo Wei Bing and Luo Wei Guo, are internationally famous for these unique, over-the top works in a variety of media mostly lacquer paintings on wooden panels, oil paintings and cast statues out of lacquered fiberglass or bronze. The works are in effect a conglomeration of what makes up their society today. The land of the Luo Brothers is a saccharine vision that revels and enjoys the day-glo, glossy world of "new" China. There work is in top private and public collections world-wide.