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As China Guardian (HK) celebrates its 5th anniversary, we are honoured to present three sales this season, offering hundreds of rare and fine Chinese paintings and calligraphy sourced from around the world.

 

Modern Chinese Paintings and Calligraphy

 

Our various-owner sale titled “Chinese Paintings and Calligraphy ” will be led by Zhang Daqian's 1964 pioneering splash-ink-and-colour work Valley and Cloudy Peaks. Painted in vertical composition, it depicts the imposing landscape of the valley with towering mountains, vertical cliffs, meandering streams and endlessly varying degrees of light and shade. This seminal work documenting Zhang’s transition to the splash-ink style is included in The Painting Collection of Zhang Daqian, a revered album of the artist’s works compiled by Kao Ling-mei in 1967. Another outstanding work, Landscape After Mao’s Poem by Fu Baoshi offers a visual representation of breathtaking rolling mountains as portrayed in Mao's poem. Other gems include Qi Baishi’s serene Guanyin recognised by renowned connoisseurs, Zhang Daqian’s glorious portrait of Lady, rare early landscapes by Lu Yan Shao, Deng Fen’s Four Paintings of Lady and more, which are expected to generate great interest among collectors.

 

Connoisseurs will also be delighted by “The Lana Cheung and Jim Kinoshita Collection of Chinese Art”. Lana Cheung was an acclaimed interior designer and Hong Kong-based architect Jim Kinoshita is the creative force behind many prominent buildings in the city such as Jardine House and The Landmark. Both ardent collectors, the couple enjoy longstanding friendships with Wang Shixiang, Qigong and many modern Chinese painters, and have received numerous works as personal gifts. We at China Guardian (HK) are honoured to be entrusted by the Kinoshitas to offer a number of paintings by renowned modern Chinese painters in celebration of our fifth anniversary in Hong Kong. Highlights include Fu Baoshi’s Waterfall in Mountain, an outstanding work from a series that documents the artist’s journey to the northeast in the 1960s; Pan Tianshou’s Chrysanthemum and Wine, a common festive subject that Pan painted with refined simplicity in 1959 in celebration of the tenth anniversary of the establishment of the People’s Republic of China.   

 

Fine Chinese Classical Paintings and Calligraphy

 

This season we will present over 100 meticulously selected pieces including works from legendary collections with impeccable provenance. Highlights include Rats and Vegetables that come to life in Qian Xuan’s vivid still-life documented in Shiqu baoji chubian (“The Precious Collection of the Stone Canal Pavilion”). We are also thrilled to offer over 20 works from the collection of the Young Marchal Chang Hsueh Liang, ranging from magnificent long scrolls to charming fan paintings. Among them is Landscape by late-Ming scholar Yang Wencong (1596-1646) that reflects the artist’s proud and rebellious sentiments felt on his return to the south in 1637. Once in the collections of Wang Shiyuan (1877-1935?), esteemed collector in the late-Qing dynasty, renowned art expert Han Shenxian (1897-1962) and eventually Chang Hsueh Liang, this gem of superb provenance and mint condition represents a rare collecting opportunity not to be missed. Other outstanding pieces include Landscape After Rain by Wen Zhengming, an elegant work once in the collection of Zhang Qun; Landscape by Dong Bangda painted refreshing light colours, as well as a number of fan paintings mounted on beautifully crafted skeletons. Offering not only rare and superlative works but also valuable insight into the Young Marshal’s impressive collection and artistic taste, the upcoming sale promises to be a great occasion for discerning collectors.    

    

 

Yang Wencong

VERDANT MOUNTAINS

Handscroll; ink on satin

Literature: Refer to Chinese text

 

 

Dong Bangda

LANDSCAPES 

Album of eight leaves; ink and colour on paper 

35 × 43 cm each

 

 

Wen Zhengming

LANDSCAPE AFTER RAIN

Hanging scroll; ink and colour on paper

129 × 46.5 cm

 

 

Qian Xuan (ATT.)

STILL LIFE SKETCH

Handscroll; ink and colour on silk

Literature: Refer to Chinese text

畫心 Image 26.5 × 195 cm

題跋 Colophon 26.5 × 121 cm

 

 

Li Jiafu, Ye Zhi

LANDSCAPES

Album of twelve leaves

ink and colour on paper

32 × 40 cm each

 

 

Zhou Chen

LISTENING TO THE RUNNING STREAMS

Album of twelve leaves

ink and colour on paper

15.8 × 47.5 cm each

 

 

Fu Baoshi

WATERFALL IN MOUNTAIN

Hanging scroll; ink and colour on paper

78 × 123 cm

 

 

Pan Tianshou

CHRYSANTHEMUM AND WINE

Hanging scroll; ink and colour on paper

65 × 45.5 cm

 

 

Li Keran

SAILING THROUGH THE AUTUMN RIVER

Mounted for framing; ink and colour on paper

畫 Image 67 × 46.5 cm

詩堂 Colophon 30 × 115 cm

 

 

Fu Baoshi

LANDSCAPE AFTER

MAO’S POEM

Hanging scroll; ink and colour on paper

With a Purchase Invoice from Shanghai

Friendship Store, November 1981

73 × 50.5 cm

 

 

Zhang Daqian

A Timely Summer Rain

Mounted for framing; ink on paper

68.5 × 134cm

　

 

Zhang Daqian

VALLEY AND CLOUDY PEAKS

Hanging scroll; ink and colour on paper

Publication refer to Chinese text

Titleslip by Zeng Keduan

141 × 74.3 cm

 

 

Qi Baishi

GUANYIN

Mounted for framing; ink and colour on paper

Provenance: Refer to Chinese text.

108 × 39.5 cm

 

　

Qi Baishi

LONGEVITY

Hanging scroll; ink and colour on paper

Provenance: From Mr. Nikola Milicevic (1915-2004), the first diplomat of Yugoslavia in China.

100 × 34.5 cm

 

 

Qi Baishi

FLOWERS AND BEES

Mounted for framing; ink and colour on paper

96 × 40.5 cm

 

 

Pu Ru

TWO BEAUTIES

Hanging scroll; ink on paper

101 × 32 cm

 

 

Zhang Daqian

LADY

Hanging scroll; ink and colour on paper

129 × 44 cm

 

 

Deng Fen

FOUR PAINTINGS OF LADY

Mounted for framing; ink and colour on paper

63 × 37 cm each

 

Huang Binhong

LANDSCAPE OF HUANGSHAN MOUNTAI

Hanging scroll; ink and colour on paper

138 × 69 cm

　

 

Huang Binhong

POEMS IN RUNNING SCRIPT

Handscroll; ink on paper

30 × 115 cm

 

 

Lin Fengmian

CABIN AND WOODS

Mounted for framing; ink and colour on paper

51 × 65 cm

 

 

Guan Liang

SAILING HOME ON LI RIVER

Hanging scroll; ink and colour on paper

67 × 46 cm