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拍品 1124 |FORMERLY FROM THE DISTINGUISHED PRIVATE BELGIAN COLLECTION “DONGXI STUDIO” (LOTS 1123-1124)
ZHANG DAQIAN (1899-1983)
Ink Lotus
已结束2021年11月30日
成交价
HKD 5,000,000
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178 x 88 cm. (70 1⁄8 x 34 5⁄8 in.)
178 x 88 cm. (70 1⁄8 x 34 5⁄8 in.)
Sotheby’s Hong Kong, Fine Modern and Contemporary Chinese Paintings, 28 October 1993, Lot 951.
Christie’s Hong Kong, Fine Chinese Modern Paintings, 1 December 2015, Lot 1198.
Christie’s Hong Kong, Fine Chinese Modern Paintings, 1 December 2015, Lot 1198.
Catalogue of Exhibition of Paintings by Chang Dai-chien, Hirschl & Adler Galleries, New York, 1963, pl.11.
Hui Lai Ping (ed.), Paintings of Famous Modern Chinese Artists—Zhang Daqian, Lotus Paintings, Han Mo Series A3, Han Mo Xuan Publishing Co., Ltd, Hong Kong, 1994, p.37.
Nicole De Bisscop, Enkele Twintigste-eeuwse Chinese Schilderijen, Chinese Jade En Rolschilderingen Uit De Dongxi-Verzameling, Kredietbank, Brussels, 1995, p.118, pl.67.
Hui Lai Ping (ed.), Paintings of Famous Modern Chinese Artists—Zhang Daqian, Lotus Paintings, Han Mo Series A3, Han Mo Xuan Publishing Co., Ltd, Hong Kong, 1994, p.37.
Nicole De Bisscop, Enkele Twintigste-eeuwse Chinese Schilderijen, Chinese Jade En Rolschilderingen Uit De Dongxi-Verzameling, Kredietbank, Brussels, 1995, p.118, pl.67.
New York, Hirschl & Adler Galleries, Exhibition of Paintings by Chang Dai-chien, 22 October - 2 November 1963.
London, Grosvenor Gallery, Chang Dai-chien’s Paintings, 10 August – 4 September 1965.
Brussels, KB Exhibition Hall, Chinese Jade and Scroll Paintings from the Dongxi Collection, 25 October – 17 December 1995.
Luxemburg, KBL, Chinese Jade and Scroll Paintings from the Dongxi Collection, 1 Februaty – 13 April 1996.
London, Grosvenor Gallery, Chang Dai-chien’s Paintings, 10 August – 4 September 1965.
Brussels, KB Exhibition Hall, Chinese Jade and Scroll Paintings from the Dongxi Collection, 25 October – 17 December 1995.
Luxemburg, KBL, Chinese Jade and Scroll Paintings from the Dongxi Collection, 1 Februaty – 13 April 1996.
The following two Zhang Daqian paintings are previously from the Dongxi Studio collection in Belgium. The owners first visited Hong Kong more than three decades ago and fell in love with Chinese art, thus began a journey of collecting from ancient pottery and jade carvings to modern and contemporary ink paintings. Their collection, which encompassed paintings by modern masters such as Zhang Daqian, Wu Guanzhong, Li Keran and Huang Yongyu, offered a testament to their exquisite taste and connoisseurship. Part of the collection, including the current lots, was sold in Christie’s Hong Kong in 2015.