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| Image | Sale date | Auction house | Location | Sale name | Lot No. | Estimate | Price Sold | Condition | Title |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
Nov 27, 2018 | Christie's | Hong Kong | Fine Chinese Classical Paintings and Calligraphy | 930 | $****** - ****** | Various Subjects |
Works on Paper
A set of eighteen round fan leaves, ink/ink and colour on silk
PROPERTY FROM A PRIVATE COLLECTION (LOTS 927-934)
Tien Yin Tang Collection, One Hundred Masterpieces of Chinese Painting Vol. 2, Tien Yin Tang, Tokyo, 1963.
Song Yuan Bao Hui, in Zhuang Tao Ge Collection, You Zheng Book Store, Shanghai, circa 1920s. (12 leaves)
mounted and framed
1. Li Tang, Cow and Herd Boy
2. Anonymous, Recluse in a Bamboo Grove
3. Anonymous, Mountains and Woods
4. Anonymous, Rice-Plant and Bird
5. Xia Gui, Travellers in Autumn
6. Anonymous, Plum Flowers and Reflection of the Moon
7. Anonymous, Reunion in Autumn
8. Su Hanchen, Children at Play
9. Anonymous, Lingering about a Pine
10. Ma Lin, Cottage and Plank-Bridge
11. Ma Yuan, Visit to a Friend
12. Anonymous, A Filial Son
13. Anonymous, Fishermen Returning Home
14. Yi Yuanji , The Trifling Monkeys
15. Xu Daoning, Homeward Bound
16. Huang Jucai, Flower and Butterfly
17. Anonymous, Travellers Returning on a Snowy Day
18. Fan Kuan, Travellers in Snowy Valley
Twenty five colophons on the mounting, with a total of forty collector’s seals including those of He Liangjun (1506-1573), Xiang Yuanbian (1525-1590), Geng Zhaozhong (1640-1687), An Qi (1683-1742), Wu Rongguang (1773-1843), Pan Zhengwei (1791-1850) and Pan Yanling (19th C)
Twelve illegible seals
Frontispiece by Xie Lansheng (1769-1831) and Guo Yimin (1893-? )
