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Superior Man
1974; painting 172 x 122 cm
standard print
reproduction: 49 x 35 cm (approx.) plus margins
printed 200 gsm satin, custom size on request
small print (A4)
reproduction: 26 x 18 cm (approx.) plus margins
printed 350 gsm satin
Taoist Teaching

Superior Man

Editors' note: ‘The superior man should not desire to become cultivated and shine as a gem, neither should he become gross and dull as stones.’ Taoists worked in life, frequently doing menial jobs. They had a strong idea of the concept of being a good householder, and were usually outspoken and unafraid of death as a result of their training. The Tao gave them strength. Lao Tse stressed humility, simplicity and non-attachment. The superior man is one who is awake, who is balanced and knows that everything is Tao.