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Nan Qi (1960 Yongkang, China)

Lot 119
02.12.2023 13:00UTC +01:00
Classic
Starting price
€ 8 000
AuctioneerWETTMANN | Auktionshaus an der Ruhr
Event locationGermany, Mülheim an der Ruhr
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Lot 119 | Nan Qi (1960 Yongkang, China)
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€ 10 000 – 15 000
Nan Qi (1960 Yongkang, China)
Nan Qi (1960 Yongkang, China)
Female Soldier (3D), Chinesische Tusche und rote Farbe auf Reispapier, aufgezogen, 70 cm x 70 cm Objektmaß, auf Chinesisch betitelt, 2013 datiert, mit den Maßangaben versehen, gestempelt, partiell oberflächlicher Papierabriss, minimal fleckig

Nan Qi wurde 1960 in Yongkang City, Provinz Zhejiang, China, geboren. Im Gegensatz zu den meisten chinesischen Künstlern, die ihre Ausbildung an einer Kunstschule erhalten, wurde er in der Armee ausgebildet und schloss erfolgreich den Kurs für chinesische Malerei an der Akademie der schönen Künste der Volksbefreiungsarmee in Peking ab. Seine künstlerische Neugier führte ihn 1990 nach England und Frankreich, wo er sich intensiv mit europäischer Kunst auseinandersetzte. Im Jahr 1995 entschied er sich für eine neue Heimat in Hongkong und begann eine beeindruckende internationale Karriere mit Ausstellungen in Tokio, Singapur, den Niederlanden, Hongkong und China, bevor er 2002 nach Peking zurückkehrte. Obwohl seine früheren Arbeiten Öl- und Acrylgemälde umfassten, spezialisierte sich Nan Qi auf die Tuschemalerei. Heute wird er von vielen in China und weltweit als "Meister der Tuschepunkte" gerühmt. Nan Qi hat an zahlreichen renommierten Ausstellungen teilgenommen, darunter die Contemporary International Art Fair in Miami, die Royal Academy of Art in London, die 4. internationale Kunstbiennale in Peking, das Kimmel Center for the Performing Arts in Philadelphia, das National Art Museum in Peking, die 3. Biennale in Chengdu und das Shenzhen Art Museum. Seine Kunstwerke sind sowohl in China als auch international begehrt und wurden vielfach ausgezeichnet. Es ist uns eine ganz besondere Freude, diesen beeindruckenden Künstler, erstmalig auf dem deutschen Auktionsmarkt anbieten zu dürfen!




Nan Qi (1960 Yongkang, China)
Female Soldier (3D), Chinese ink and red paint on rice paper, mounted, 70 cm x 70 cm object dimensions, titled in Chinese, dated 2013, marked with the dimensions, stamped, partial surface paper tear, minimal staining

Nan Qi was born in 1960 in Yongkang City, Zhejiang Province, China. Unlike most Chinese artists who receive their training at an art school, he was trained in the army and successfully completed the Chinese painting course at the Academy of Fine Arts of the People's Liberation Army in Beijing. His artistic curiosity led him to England and France in 1990, where he intensively studied European art. In 1995, he decided to make a new home in Hong Kong and began an impressive international career with exhibitions in Tokyo, Singapore, the Netherlands, Hong Kong and China before returning to Beijing in 2002. Although his earlier work included oil and acrylic paintings, Nan Qi specialised in ink painting. Today, he is praised by many in China and around the world as the ''master of ink dots''. Nan Qi has participated in numerous prestigious exhibitions, including the Contemporary International Art Fair in Miami, the Royal Academy of Art in London, the 4th Beijing International Art Biennale, the Kimmel Center for the Performing Arts in Philadelphia, the National Art Museum in Beijing, the 3rd Chengdu Biennale and the Shenzhen Art Museum. His artworks are sought after both in China and internationally and have won many awards. It is a very special pleasure for us to offer this impressive artist on the German auction market for the first time!

Artist:Nan Qi (1960)
Auction house category:Watercolors and drawings
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