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Two Fan Paintings, Qing Dynasty
ink on paper
9 x 20 in, 22.9 x 50.8 cm
CAD
Preview at: Heffel Vancouver
PROVENANCE
Acquired by Wang Yiling (Wong Ngai-Ling) (1881 - c.1955), Beijing, Tianjin, Hankou, and Hong Kong, before 1950
By descent to the present Private Collection, Vancouver
The landscape fan leaf painted with ink and colour on silk, mounted in silk and framed. Signed Weixian, with inscription, two artist seals and two collector seals. The other painted with ink on gold-dusted fan paper, mounted with silk and framed. Featuring bamboo branches against wind. Bare four-character inscription “Qing feng gao jie,” with two seals of the artist, “Le kang” and “Wu Guoli.”
Born in 1881, Mr. Wang Yiling was a banker and director at the Kincheng Banking Corporation (Jincheng Yinhang) during the Republican Period (1911 - 1949). After returning from his studies in Japan, Mr. Wang held important positions at major cities including Beijing, Tianjin, and Hankou. During this time, he built an important collection of Chinese paintings and calligraphy with the help of his close friends - many of whom were 20th century Chinese painting masters themselves - including Zhang Daqian and Chen Banding. Mr. Wang and his family later moved to Hong Kong where his art collection grew substantially in size and importance. After he passed away, his descendants in 1955 began emigrating to Brazil, Taiwan, and the United States, bringing with them their father's collection. Mr. Wang's son Wang Yixian (1918 - 1979), later lived and worked closely with Zhang Daqian during his time in the famous ‘Bade Garden’ (Bade yuan), Brazil.
Please note: the dimensions listed are for the larger fan.
All prices are in Canadian Dollars
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Two Fan Paintings, Qing Dynasty
ink on paper
9 x 20 in, 22.9 x 50.8 cm
CAD
Preview at: Heffel Vancouver
PROVENANCE
Acquired by Wang Yiling (Wong Ngai-Ling) (1881 - c.1955), Beijing, Tianjin, Hankou, and Hong Kong, before 1950
By descent to the present Private Collection, Vancouver
The landscape fan leaf painted with ink and colour on silk, mounted in silk and framed. Signed Weixian, with inscription, two artist seals and two collector seals. The other painted with ink on gold-dusted fan paper, mounted with silk and framed. Featuring bamboo branches against wind. Bare four-character inscription “Qing feng gao jie,” with two seals of the artist, “Le kang” and “Wu Guoli.”
Born in 1881, Mr. Wang Yiling was a banker and director at the Kincheng Banking Corporation (Jincheng Yinhang) during the Republican Period (1911 - 1949). After returning from his studies in Japan, Mr. Wang held important positions at major cities including Beijing, Tianjin, and Hankou. During this time, he built an important collection of Chinese paintings and calligraphy with the help of his close friends - many of whom were 20th century Chinese painting masters themselves - including Zhang Daqian and Chen Banding. Mr. Wang and his family later moved to Hong Kong where his art collection grew substantially in size and importance. After he passed away, his descendants in 1955 began emigrating to Brazil, Taiwan, and the United States, bringing with them their father's collection. Mr. Wang's son Wang Yixian (1918 - 1979), later lived and worked closely with Zhang Daqian during his time in the famous ‘Bade Garden’ (Bade yuan), Brazil.
Please note: the dimensions listed are for the larger fan.
All prices are in Canadian Dollars
Although great care has been taken to ensure the accuracy of the information posted, errors and omissions may occur. All bids are subject to our Terms and Conditions of Business. Bidders must ensure they have satisfied themselves with the condition of the Lot prior to bidding. Condition reports are available upon request.
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