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  1. Moonlight over Shwe Kyat Kya Pagoda by Sai Pyae Sone Aye, Image 14.

    Sai Pyae Sone Aye

    Moonlight over Shwe Kyat Kya Pagoda

    Watercolor on Paper

    22 x 30 in

  2. Lotus Pond by Aung Sint, Image 1.

    Aung Sint

    Lotus Pond

    Watercolor on Paper

    22 x 30 in

  3. Mya Thein Tan Pagoda (2022) by Moe Nyo, Image 4.

    Moe Nyo

    Mya Thein Tan Pagoda (2022)

    Watercolor on Paper

    15 x 21 in

    MMK 3,000,000

  4. Old Building (2021) by Tun Naing Toe, Image 5.

    Tun Naing Toe

    Old Building (2021)

    Watercolor on Paper

    10 x 15 in

    MMK 400,000

  5. Mandalay Hill (2021) by Kyaw Thu Win, Image 3.

    Kyaw Thu Win

    Mandalay Hill (2021)

    Watercolor on Paper

    8 x 11 in

    MMK 500,000

  6. Mingyi & MinLay by Kyaw Thu Win, Image 5.

    Kyaw Thu Win

    Mingyi & MinLay

    Watercolor on Paper

    8 x 11 in

    MMK 500,000

  7. Mandalay Moat (2021) by Zarni, Image 3.

    Zarni

    Mandalay Moat (2021)

    Watercolor on Paper

    8 x 11 in

  8. Mandalay Hill (2011) by Moe Nyo, Image 4.

    Moe Nyo

    Mandalay Hill (2011)

    Watercolor on Paper

    16 x 23 in

    MMK 2,200,000

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About the artist

Marlar (1953-2021)

U Marlar (1953–2021) was a celebrated Burmese painter renowned for his luminous watercolour landscapes depicting Myanmar’s rivers, pagodas, and rural life. Born in Mandalay Region, he studied at the State School of Fine Arts and later taught there, influencing a generation of young artists. His years with the Department of Archaeology inspired his focus on Myanmar’s heritage and ancient sites. Founder of the Myanmar Watercolor Society, Marlar’s works are admired for their serenity, precision, and deep cultural resonance. His paintings were widely exhibited, collected internationally, and cherished by figures such as Daw Aung San Suu Kyi.
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