Ramree Tin Shwe

Ramree Tin Shwe, born in 1960 and passed away in 2009, was a distinguished Burmese modern and contemporary artist known for his evocative watercolor paintings. His work captures the essence of Myanmar's landscapes and cultural heritage, reflecting a deep connection to his homeland. Specializing in watercolors, Ramree Tin Shwe was renowned for the lightness and fluidity of his style, bringing to life the serene beauty of Myanmar’s natural environment and cultural scenes. His paintings often depict rural landscapes, historical ruins, and traditional Burmese life, offering a visual journey through Myanmar's rich cultural history. Ramree Tin Shwe’s work was featured in numerous auctions, with one of his notable works, "Arakan Ruins," selling for $4,461 USD at Christie's Hong Kong in 2018, highlighting his recognition and demand in the art market. His art was exhibited both locally and internationally, showcasing his significant contributions to modern and contemporary Burmese art.