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WU YONG (1865-1936) AND OTHERS

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HKD 22 680
Auction dateClassic
01.09.2022 14:00UTC +08:00
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CHRISTIE'S
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Hong Kong, Hong Kong
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Lot 169 | WU YONG (1865-1936) AND OTHERS
WU YONG (1865-1936) AND OTHERS

Calligraphy Round Fan Leaves Collection

A set of ten round fan leaves, mounted for framing, ink on silk / ink on gold paper

Various sizes, each leaf measures approximately 25 cm. (9 3/4 in.) in diameter

Other artists of the 19th-20th Century include Tang Gen, Wang Shisheng, Lv Guanghao

Each leaf signed, with a total of fifteen seals of the artists
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‌Wu Yong, who styled himself as Yuchuan and Pan'an, also known as Guanfu Taoist, was born in the Wuxing County of the Zhejiang Province. In his early years, he studied under Guo Shaoxian and served as a magistrate of Zhili to handle foreign affairs. During the early years of the Republic era, he served as the legal envoy of the Shandong province. Wu Yong is a calligrapher whose style is primarily influenced by Dong Qichang. Wu Yong's notable work is Gengzi West Hunting Cong Tan (recorded by Liu Zhixiang).

Tang Guang, also known as Youzhu, was born in Linchuan, Jiangxi Province. Working He is not only a calligrapher but also is known for his freehand work depicting ink orchids.

Art style:Modern art, Classicism
Auction house category:Calligraphy
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