Taiwan's National Treasure Cultural Heritage Masterpiece Bookmark - Lin Yu-shan's "Lotus Pond"

About the Brand Story: David Howell & Company | "The World's Most Beautiful Art Bookmark" - By The Metropolitan Museum of Art, USA Founded in New York City in 1979, David Howell & Company was born from a passion for art and a commitment to high-quality craftsmanship. The company creates unique commemorative items inspired by masterpieces for museums and art institutions worldwide. With all design and production meticulously handled in the USA, every stage is carefully controlled to ensure exquisite metalwork and superior product quality. Their creations are selected as signature souvenirs by world-class museums and iconic landmarks, including the British Museum, Van Gogh Museum, The Metropolitan Museum of Art, The Dalí Museum, the Sydney Opera House, and St. Paul's Cathedral in London. About Lin Yu-shan's "Lotus Pond" | Lin Yu-shan hailed from Chiayi, Taiwan, and is one of the most representative artists of Taiwan's modern and contemporary art scene. He is renowned for his exquisite *kōtsu* (color painting) and ink wash works, all imbued with a deep connection to Taiwanese local culture and a profound love for his homeland. Created in 1930, "Lotus Pond" captures a beautiful moment at dawn in the Niu Chiao Shan foothills, north of Chiayi City, as the lotus pond reflects the golden light. The subtle use of gold pigment evokes the unique warmth and spiritual atmosphere of blooming lotuses. The artwork masterfully blends Western realism with Eastern painting characteristics and the distinct colors of Taiwan's landscape. It stands not only as a masterpiece of his artistic career but also holds an irreplaceable significance in the history of Taiwanese art. About Product Material | Solid brass, plated, non-fading silver finish, art micro-jet printing About Product Size | Approximately 7.5 cm About Packaging | Packaged in recycled PET plastic Purchase Notes | 1. All products are designed and produced in New York, USA, and are licensed by the museum. Minor variations in size, shape, color, and slight surface scratches are not considered defects. 2. Product photos are provided by the official source and may differ due to lighting conditions and 3C screen color rendering. The actual product color is the primary reference.