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Chinesisches Rollbild - Wu Li Lai, Blühender Pfirs…

Starting price
€ 1 000
Auction dateClassic
02.12.2023 10:00UTC +02:00
Auctioneer
Auktionshaus Reinhard Blank GmbH
Event location
Germany, Frankfurt / Bad Vilbel
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ID 1078432
Lot 738 | Chinesisches Rollbild - Wu Li Lai, Blühender Pfirs…
Chinesisches Rollbild - Wu Li Lai, Blühender Pfirsichzweig, Tusche und Farben auf Papier, in chinesischer Kalligraphie beschriftet, mit 2 Siegeln versehen, Seidenumrandung, teils fleckig, als Rollbild montiert, leicht fleckig, kleine Fehlstellen, ca. 51x32cm/Gesamtlänge ca.158x42cm -Provenienz: Privatsammlung der chinesischen Familie Zhan Jifeng: Zhan Jifeng war in den 1920er Jahren in Shanghai ein sehr angesehener Jurist und Anwalt, der in höchsten politischen Kreisen verkehrte und häufig als Rechtsbeistand bei zahlreichen stadtbekannten Gerichtsfällen fungierte. Zudem begeisterte er sich sowohl für alte als auch moderne chinesische Kunst und legte eine breitgefächerte private Kunstkollektion mit wertvollen Objekten aller Art an, wobei er stets rege Kontakte zu Künstlern und auch anderen Sammlern unterhielt. Die zusammengetragenen Kostbarkeiten verblieben im Familienbesitz, da die Familie am Ende der Republik nach Taiwan zog, Ende des 20.Jhs nach Hongkong übersiedelte und heute zum Teil in Nordamerika lebt.
Auction house category:Asian Art China
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