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当代艺术 / 油画雕塑Contemporary Art Oil Painting & Sculpture
泓盛2014
秋季拍卖会
当代艺术 /
油画雕塑
上海 2014.12.15
Contem
porary Art / O
il Painting &
Sculpture
W14121
LOT 8029 周春芽 《黑根-女主人》（局部）
LOT 8112 周碧初 《新安江水电站》
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INDEX OF ARTISTS
NAME NAMELOT LOT
ANONYMITYAI XUAN BIAN PINGSHAN BILL VIOLA CAI GUANGBIN CAI GUOQIANG CAI ZHISONG CAO LI CHEN HONGQI CHEN SHUZHONG CHEN YIMING CHEN YIQING CHEN QIANG CHU TEH-CHUN DAI BINGXIN DAMIEN HIRST DU YONGQIAO FANG LIJUN FEI YIFU GU WENDA GUAN GUANGZHI GUAN ZILAN GUO RUNWEN HA DING HU SHANYU JIAO XINGTAO JIN JIFA LEE JAE-HYO LI BINGHONG LI QINGPING LI SHAN LI SHUANG LI YONGSEN LI ZEFAN LIANG QUAN LIN DACHUAN LIN HAIRONG LIU GUOSHU LIU HONG LIU YIWEN LUO FAHUI MA BAISHUI
MA SHUQING MAO YAN MERET OPPENHEIM MIN XIWEN NINAGAWA MIKA PANG MAOKUN QIAN YANKANG QIN XUANFU QIU JIANFANG QIU ZHIJIE QU FENGGUO REN WEIYIN SHA QI SHEN FAN SHI HU SHI JINSONG SONG YONGHONG SONG ZHENGYIN SUN LIANG TU KE WANG LIUQIU WANG TIANDE WANG WENBIN WANG XIANGMING WANG YIDONG WU GUANZHONG XI DEJIN YAN PING YU YOUHAN YUAN GONG ZAO WOU-KI ZENG JIANYONG ZENG JINGWEN ZHANG MEISUN ZHANG ZHENGGANG ZHANG ZIZHENG ZHENG HUI ZHOU BICHU ZHOU CHANGJIANG ZHOU CHUNYA ZHOU JINHUA ZHU SHIJIE
8158
8032
8024
8055
8018
8005
8039, 8040
8033
8164
8160
8162
8163
8013
8110, 8169
8103
8053
8122
8049-8052
8135
8020-8022
8147
8157
8031
8139, 8140
8106, 8107
8043
8165
8046, 8047
8102
8119-8121
8001-8004
8036
8149-8153
8146
8017
8108
8035
8125
8038
8127, 8128
8007
8143-8145,
8010
8026, 8027
8048
8132-8134
8054
8030
8126, 8148
8104
8166
8019
8014
8105
8118
8012
8161
8041, 8042
8008
8123, 8124
8016
8129-8131
8101
8023
8137, 8138
8006
8159
8109
8111
8034
8015
8044, 8045
8168
8025
8141, 8142
8154-8156
8009
8136
8167
8112-8114
8011
8028, 8029
8037
8115-8117
INDEX
INDEX
INDEX
INDEX
8001 LI SHAN (1942- )
Rouge Series - A Week of Seven Days No.1Mixed MediaSigned Li Shan and Shanghai in Chinese; liShan; dated 1992Created in 1992
39.5×38.3cm
RMB 50,000-80,000US$ 8,196-13,114
LI SHAN (1942- )
Rouge Series - A Week of Seven Days No.2Mixed MediaSigned Li Shan and Shanghai in Chinese; liShan; dated 1992Created in 1992
39×38.5cm
8002
RMB 50,000-80,000US$ 8,196-13,114
8003 LI SHAN (1942- )
Peasant Woman With Milk ChurnGouache on PaperSigned Li Shan and Shanghai in ChineseCreated in 1970
47×42cm
RMB 40,000-60,000US$ 6,577-9,836
8004 LI SHAN (1942- )
Untited Gouache on PaperSigned Li Shan and Shanghai in ChineseCreated in 1980
54×64cm
RMB 40,000-60,000US$ 6,577-9,836
8005CAI GUOQIANG (1957- )
RMB 60,000-100,000US$ 9,836-16,393
Gold Yuan Note - Lucky CharmGunpowder Explosion on Paper (Gold Yuan Note)Signed Cai Guoqiang in Chinese and KyTsai; dated 2005Created in 2005
creation process.
38×28cm
8006WANG XIANGMING (1957- )
RMB 80,000-100,000US$ 13,114-16,393
Looking for a Distant HomelandOil on CanvasSigned wangxiangming
102×76.5cm
8007LUO FAHUI (1961- )
RMB 100,000-150,000US$ 16,393-24,590
RoseOil on CanvasSigned Luo Fahui; dated 2006Created in 2006
140×180cm
8008SONG YONGHONG (1966- )
Bathroom SeriesOil on CanvasSigned Song Yonghong in Chinese and Songyonghong; dated 2007
68×59.7cm
RMB 40,000-60,000US$ 6,557-9,836
8009ZHANG ZHENGGANG (1953- )
Human BodyOil on CanvasSigned Zheng Gang in chinese; dated in 1994.2Created in 1994
114×146cm
RMB 100,000-150,000US$ 16,393-24,590
8010MA SHUQING(1956- )
RMB 100,000-150,000US$ 18,000-24,590
03.05.06.09(A Set of Four Pieces)Oil on CanvasCreated in 2006-2007PUBLISHEDAbstraction and Natural, Beijing Zhuzhong Art Gallery, 2014, p.66, 72, 74.EXHIBITIONMa Shuqing Solo Exhibition, Hangzhou Kogo Art Space, 2011.Abstraction and Natural, Beijing Zhuzhong Art Gallery, 2014.
31×31cm×4
8011 ZHOU CHANGJIANG (1950- )
Completation SeriesOil on CanvasSigned Zhou
60×50cm
RMB 100,000-150,000US$ 16,393-24,590
8012 SHEN FAN (1952-)
RMB 120,000-150,000US$ 19,672-24,590
Happy-P-29Oil on PaperSigned Shen Fan in Chinese; dated 2002Created in 2002
139×69cm
CHEN QIANG (1960- )8013
RMB 80,000-100,000US$ 13,114-16,393
2004-18Acrylic on CanvasSigned (at the back) Chen Qiang in Chinese; chenqiang; dated 2004-18Created in 2004
150×75cm
QU FENGGUO (1966- )8014
UntitedAcrylic on CanvasSigned (at the back) Qu Fengguo in Chinese; QuFengGuo; dated 2006Created in 2006
80.5×130.5cm
RMB 60,000-80,000US$ 9,836-13,114
8015 YU YOUHAN (1943- )
RMB 600,000-800,000US$ 98,360-131,147
Circle 2013.9-2014.2Acrylic on CanvasSigned Yu Youhan in Chinese; dated 2013Created in 2013
61×71cm
8016SUN LIANG(1957- )
94’ YellowOil on CanvasSigned SunLiang; dated 94.7Created in 1994PUBLISHEDSun Liang & Song Haidong Exhibition, Tokyo Gallery, 1994, Plate.Sun Liang, CHOICE Printing Co. Ltd. of Shanghai, 2004, p.160-161.EXHIBITIONSun Liang & Song Haidong Exhibition, Tokyo Gallery, 1994.
150×150cm
RMB 1,500,000-2,000,000US$ 245,901-327,868
8017 LIANG QUAN (1948- )
Under The Jade Emperor Mountain / The Peach Blossom Land(A Set of Two Pieces)Ink & Tea Stain & Rice Paper Collage Signed Liang Quan in Chinese; date in 2014/ Liang Quan In Chinese; date in 2013
45×60cm×2
RMB 100,000-160,000US$ 16,393-26,229
8018CAI GUANGBIN (1963- )
Window SeriesInk on PaperStamped (in white) Guangbin in ChineseCreated around 2009-2010
100×100cm
RMB 100,000-150,000US$ 16,393-24,590
8019QIU ZHIJIE (1969- )
Word Explanation Series－Radical of FireInk on PaperStamped (in white) Qiu Zhijie’s Seal in Chinese
184×27.5cm
RMB 130,000-180,000US$ 21,311-29,508
8020GU WENDA (1955- )
China Park No.3 Mountain RangeInk on Rice Paper & BoardSigned Gu Wenda and China Park No.3 in Chinese; dated 2011 in ChineseCreated in 2011PUBLISHEDScene 2012- Chinese New Art, China Youth Press, 2012, p.80-81.EXHIBITIONScene 2012-The Exhibition of Chinese New Art, Shanghai Art Museum, September 15 -25, 2012.Walk in Asia, Tokyo Ota Fine Arts,2013.
RMB 1,000,000-1,800,000US$ 163,934-295,081
190×178×4cm
8021GU WENDA (1955- )
Rewriting of the Steles Forest of Tang Poetry No.1 Rubbing (24/25)Ink on PaperSigned Gu Wenda in ChineseCreated from 2003-2005PUBLISHEDCultural Translation: Gu Wenda- Rewriting of the Steles Forest of Tang Poetry, Lingnan Art Publishing House, 2005, p.122-123.EXHIBITIONGu Wenda’s Solo Exhibition, Hongkong Hanart TZ Gallery,2014.Release the Future - Chinese Contemporary Ink Painting Invitational Exhibition, Beijing Asia Art Center,2014.
178.5×96.7cm
RMB 180,000-280,000US$ 36,508-45,901
8022GU WENDA(1955- )
Rewriting of the Steles Forest of Tang Poetry No.2 Rubbing (24/25)Ink on PaperSigned Gu Wenda in ChineseCreated from 2003-2005PUBLISHEDCultural Translation: Gu Wenda- Rewriting of the Steles Forest of Tang Poetry, Lingnan Art Publishing House, 2005, p.124-125.EXHIBITIONGu Wenda’s Solo Exhibition, Hongkong Hanart TZ Gallery,2014.Release the Future - Chinese Contemporary Ink Painting Invitational Exhibition, Beijing Asia Art Center,2014.
180×97cm
RMB 180,000-280,000US$ 36,508-45,901
8023WANG TIANDE (1960- )
Digital Series (A Set of Two Pieces)Mixed MediaStamped(in white) Wang Tiande’s Seal in Chinese; Signed Tiande in Chinese and wangtiande 2007/ Stamped (in white) Wang in Chinese; Stamped (in red) Tiande in Chinese
179×34cm/ 57×15cm
RMB 110,000-160,000US$ 18,032-26,229
8024BIAN PINGSHAN (1958- )
TreeInk on Paper
70×33.5cm
RMB 32,000-52,000US$ 5,245-8,524
8025ZENG JIANYONG (1971- ) Idle
Ink on PaperSigned Jianyong in ChineseEXHIBITIONThe Captain, Rohrer Fine Art, America, 2008.
40×40.5cm
RMB 28,000-38,000US$ 4,590-6,229
8026MAO YAN (1968- )
ThomasOil on PaperSigned maoyan; dated 2002.9
110×76cm
RMB 500,000-700,000US$ 81,967-114,754
8027MAO YAN (1968- )
Portrait Oil on CanvasSigned maoyan; dated 2003
110×75cm
RMB 1,200,000-1,800,000US$ 196,721-295,081
8028
RMB 1,800,000-2,800,000US$ 295,081-459,016
ZHOU CHUNYA(1955- )
Soft Stone Oil on CanvasSigned Zhou Chunya in Chinese; dated 1993Created in 1993PUBLISHEDExperience Exhibition in 1993,1993, p.94.Zhou Chunya Works, Italy TRENTO Contemporary Art Exhibition, 2002, p.62.EXHIBITIONChinese Experience Exhibition, Sichuan Art Museum, 1993.Zhou Chunya Works Exhibitin, Italy TRENTO Contemporary Art Museum, 2002.
161.5×130cm
8029
RMB 3,800,000-4,800,000US$ 622,950-786,885
ZHOU CHUNYA(1955- )
Heigen and His MistressOil on CanvasCreated in 1995Zhou Chunya,Timezone8,2010,p.256-257.PUBLISHEDOpening Space, 1996 Shanghai Biennale, Shanghai Art Museum, 1996.
240×150cm
8030PANG MAOKUN (1963-)
Dream Oil on CanvasSigned Pang Maokun in Chinese; dated 92.7PUBLISHEDPang Maokun Paintings, Taiwan Mountain Art Gallery, 1998, p.86.
107.5×91.5cm
RMB 500,000-800,000US$ 81,967-131,147
8031GUO RUNWEN (1955- )
Oil on CanvasSigned R.W.Guo; dated 2001.8Created in 2001
100×90cm
RMB 420,000-480,000US$ 68,852-78,688
8032AI XUAN (1947- )
The Shepherd Girl Oil on CanvasSigned Ai Xuan in Chinese and Aixuan; dated 2002.1Created in 2002
80×100cm
RMB 1,800,000-2,500,000US$ 295,081-409,836
8033
RMB 800,000-1,500,000US$ 131,147-245,901
CAO LI (1954- )
On the Race TrackOil on CanvasSigned Cao Li in ChineseCreated in 1999PUBLISHEDChinese Painter Cao Li, China Academy of Fine Arts Publishing House, 2005, p.187.Chinese Contemporary Artist Biography of Cao Li: Eternal Pastoral, Hebei Education Publishing House, 2006, p.84.
115×135cm
8034YAN PING (1956-)
Golden LilyOil on Canvas
140×120cm
RMB 350,000-450,000US$ 57,377-73,770
8035LIN HAIRONG (1975- )
With Friend Crane Oil on CanvasSigned Lin Hairong and dated the year of Dinghai in ChineseCreated in 2007PUBLISHEDFour Seasons of Life - Lin Hairong, SHINE Art Space, 2014, p 56-57.EXHIBITIONFour Seasons of Life - Lin Hairong Solo Exhibition, SHINE Art Space, 2008.
180×150cm
RMB 70,000-120,000US$ 11,475-19,672
8036LI SHUANG (1957- )
FigureOil on CanvasSigned Li Shuang and dated 2005 in ChineseCreated in 2005
150×120cm
RMB 100,000-150,000US$ 16,393-24,590
8037
RMB 60,000-80,000US$ 9,836-13,114
ZHOU JINHUA (1978- )
Ground of DisputeAcrylic on CanvasSigned(at the back)Zhou Jinhua in Chinese; dated 2007Created in 2007
179×145cm
8038
RMB 50,000-80,000US$ 8,196-13,114
LIU HONG (1955- )
Monkey KingOil on CanvasSigned Central Academy of Fine Arts and Liu Hong in Chinese; dated 1988.12Created in 1988
180×134cm
CAI ZHISONG (1972- )
Square Rose (1/1)Sheet Lead Signed Cai Zhisong; dated 2010Created in 2010
(H)40×40×5cm
RMB 40,000-60,000US$ 6,557-9,836
8039
8040
RMB 70,000-100,000US$ 11,475-16,393
CAI ZHISONG (1972- )
Platform Cloud (5/18)Mixed Media(Cloud) & Stainless Steel(Base) Signed Cai Zhisong; dated 2011Created in 2011
(Cloud)12.5×10×6.5cm/(Base)38×25×3cm
8041SHI JINSONG (1969- )
Bronze PatinaCreated from 2008-2014
61×46×(H)80cm
RMB 220,000-320,000US$ 36,065-52,459
8042SHI JINSONG (1969- )
Bronze PatinaCreated from 2008-2014
61×50×(H)100cm
RMB 220,000-320,000US$ 36,065-52,459
The Real CounterfeitScene No.1 (Wall)/ Scene No.2 (White Water Pipe)/ Being (White Heating Pipe)/ Corner (Rubbish Bag)
Fiber Reinforced Plastics & Lacquer/ Cast Copper & Lacquer/ Cast Copper & Lacquer/ Cast Copper & LacquerCreated in 2010/ 2010/ 2012/ 2012
PUBLISHEDThe Real Counterfeit—Jiao Xingtao’s Sculpture, He Guiyan, Chongqing Publishing House,2013.
Present-Perfect-Tense-Jiao Xingtao’s Sculpture, Martijn Kielstra & Mette Samkalden, Canvas international Art, p.9.EXHIBITION
The Real Counterfeit—Jiao Xingtao’s Sculpture, Museum of Contemporary Art, Taipei, 2014.
Present-Perfect-Tense—Jiao Xingtao’s Sculpture, Museum of East Asia, Bath, Britain, 2012. Cracked Culture—The Quest for Identity in Contemporary Chinese Art, Collateral Event of the Biennale Art, Venice, 2011.
Start From the Horizon—Chinese Contemporary Sculpture from 1978, Si Shang Art Museum, Beijing, 2011.Jiao Xingtao’s Sculpture, Organhaus Art Space, Chongqing, 2010.
8043JIAO XINGTAO (1970- )
（H）240×580×5cm/（H）96×130×4cm/ （H）50×300×10cm/ （H）158×170×20cm
RMB 420,000-520,000 US$ 68,852-85,245
8044
RMB 600,000-800,000US$ 98,360-131,147
YUAN GONG(1961-)
Turning Back (3/5)installation Aluminum Alloy & Tibetan IncenseCreated in 2013PUBLISHAn ACTIVIST,New Art Group, 2013, p. 63-77.
120×70×(H)158 cm
8045YUAN GONG(1961-)
Stray
of Printing & The Subtraction of Painting]Created in 2012
135.5×173.5cm
RMB 150,000-180,000US$ 24,590-29,508
8046LEE JAE-HYO (1965- )
0121-1110=114085LarchCreated in 2014
(H）77×77×23cm
RMB 95,000-125,000US$ 15,573-20,491
8047
RMB 185,000-225,000US$ 30,000-36,557
LEE JAE-HYO (1965- )
0121-1110=110071PineCreated in 2010
130×117×(H)71cm
8048MERET OPPENHEIM 1913-1985
“Trace” Table
68×53×(H)65cm
RMB 35,000-55,000US$ 5,737-9,016
RMB 75,000-105,000US$ 12,295-17,213
8049FANG LIJUN (1963- )
2000.6.25 (28/65)/ 2000.5.5 (58/65)/ 2000.4.20 (14/23)(A Set of Three Pieces )Wood Engraving Signed Fang Lijun in Chinese; dated 2000.6.25/ 2000.5.5/ 2000.4.20Created in 2002
121.5×81cm×3
8050FANG LIJUN (1963- )
2002.12.11 (16/25)/ 2002.12.11 (19/25)(A Set of Two Pieces)Wood Engraving Signed Fang Lijun in Chinese; dated 2002.12.11/ 2002.12.11Created in 2002
122×80cm×2
RMB 50,000-80,000US$ 8,196-13,114
FANG LIJUN (1963- )8051
RMB 55,000-85,000US$ 9,016-13,934
1998.11.2 (11/25)Wood EngravingSigned Fang Lijun in Chinese; dated 1998.11.2Created in 1998
122×81cm
FANG LIJUN (1963- )8052
RMB 55,000-85,000US$ 9,016-13,934
1996. No.13 (10/25)Wood Engraving Signed Fang Lijun in Chinese and No.13; dated 1996Created in 1996
122×81cm
DAMIEN HIRST(1965- )8053
RMB 45,000-85,000US$ 7,377-13,934
Lauric Acid Butyl Ester 18/55Wood Engraving Signed Damien Hirst; (at the back) 18/55Created in 2011-2012
the Paragon Press.
24.5×28cm
RMB 10,000-20,000US$ 1,639-3,278
NINAGAWA MIKA (1972- )8054
MN-acid Bloom (3/6)Photography (C-print Mounted on Plexiglass)Signed (at the back) Ninagawa Mika in JapaneseCreated in 2003PROVENANCE
Tomio Koyama Gallery.
51.5×72.8cm
8055BILL VIOLA(1951- )·
·
Five Angles for the Millennum 77/150
EXHIBITIONBill Viola: First Dream, Mori Art Museum,2006-2007.PROVENANCE
60×42.5cm×5
RMB 18,000-28,000US$ 2,950-4,590
WANG LIUQIU (1919-2011)8101
RMB 20,000-40,000US$ 3,280-6,560
The Mogao Caves in SightOil on Paper Signed Liuqiu in Chinese; dated 1982Created in 1982PUBLISHEDThe Collection of Wang Liuqiu's Paintings, Hong Kong Xin Yuan Fine Arts Publishing House, 1997, p.57.
34.2×50.3cm
8102LI BINGHONG (1913-1986)
Army Horse-breeding Farm in Xinjiang HamiOil on PaperCreated in 1982
28.5×53cm
RMB 40,000-60,000US$ 6,560-9,840
DAI BINGXIN (1905-1980)8103
RMB 35,000-55,000US$ 5,740-9,020
Beautiful MountainsOil on BoardSigned Bingxin in ChinesePUBLISHEDChina First Generation Oil Painter - Dai Bingxin's Oil Painting Collection, Soka Art Center, 1996, p.81.
27.5×39cm
8104QIN XUANFU (1906-1998)
Canoe Already Past Thousands of MountainsOil on PaperSigned Xuanfu in Chinese; dated 89Created in 1989
the artist's relative.
39×18cm
RMB 40,000-60,000US$ 6,560-9,840
8105REN WEIYIN (1918-1994)
A Potted Flower in Shanghai Botanical GardenOil on CanvasSigned Ren Weiyin in Shanghai Botanical Garden in the severe winter of 1987 in ChineseCreated in 1987EXHIBITIONWeiyin Qingyun - A Retrospective Exhibition of Ren Weiyin, Caves Art Center, 2013.
Art Center.
50×60cm
RMB 45,000-55,000US$ 7,380-9,020
8106HU SHANYU (1909-1993)
Still Life against the Blue ClothOil on CanvasSigned Shanyu in ChinesePROVENANCEAcquired from the collector who got the work from the artist directly.
artist's relative.
65×54cm
RMB 180,000-220,000US$ 29,510-36,070
8107HU SHANYU (1909-1993)
Overlook the Beautiful MountainOil on CanvasSigned Shanyu in ChinesePUBLISHEDHu Shanyu's Collection, Caves Art Center, 1997, p.25.
38×60.5cm
RMB 160,000-200,000US$ 26,230-32,790
8108LIN DACHUAN (1912-1985)
Still LifeOil on CanvasSigned D.T.Lin
38.5×45cm
RMB 30,000-50,000US$ 4,920-8,200
8109WU GUANZHONG (1919-2010)
Streamside SorghumOil on BoardSigned Tu in Chinese; dated 74 in ChineseCreated in 1974PROVENANCEAcquired from the collector who got the work from the artist directly.PUBLISHEDThe Complete Works of Wu Guanzhong Vol.2, Hunan Fine Arts Publishing House, 2007, p.234.Watch the Sunrise The World of Wu Guanzhong's Sixty-six Letters, China Building Industry Publishing House, 2011, p.74.
61×46cm
RMB 6,800,000-8,800,000US$ 1,114,750-1,442,620
8110CHU TEH-CHUN(1920-2014)
Overlook SpaceOil on CanvasSigned CHU TEH-CHUN in Chinese and CHU TEH-CHUN; dated 04Created in 2004
92×73cm
RMB 1,500,000-2,000,000US$ 245,900-327,870
XI DEJIN (1923-1981)8111
RMB 1,000,000-1,500,000US$ 163,930-245,900
The landscape of Wu-Ling
89×239.5cm
8112ZHOU BICHU (1903-1995)
Xin'an River Hydropower StationOil on Canvas Signed Bichu in Chinese; dated 1963 in ChineseCreated in 1963PUBLISHEDWorks of Representatives of Shanghai Artists in the Century Zhou Bichu, Shanghai Literature & Art Publishing House, 2013, p.94.Shanghai Oil Painting & Sculpture Institute Zhou Bichu, Shanghai Education Publishing House, 2003, p.83.An Album of Zhou Bichu's Paintings, Xuelin Publishing House, 1993, p.22.An Album of Zhou Bichu's Paintings, Shanghai People's Fine Arts Publishing House, 1981, p.44.EXHIBITIONThe Retrospective of Zhou Bichu's Oil Painting
Commemorating the 100th Anniversary, Shanghai Art Museum, August 2003.Zhou Bichu's Seventy Anniversary Retrospective Exhibition, Shanghai Art Museum, October 1992.Exhibition of Zhou Bichu's Oil Painting, Shanghai Art Museum, December 1986.The Artworks of Prof. Zhou Bichu, The Exhibition Hall of Shanghai Oil Painting and Sculpture Research Institute, 1979.PROVENANCEAcquired from the artists's relative directly.
49×65cm
RMB 700,000-800,000US$ 114,750-131,150
8113ZHOU BICHU (1903-1995)
The Mountain Scenery of IndonesiaOil on Canvas Created in 1952PUBLISHEDWorks of Representatives of Shanghai Artists in the Century Zhou Bichu, Shanghai Literature & Art Publishing House, 2013, p.49.EXHIBITIONThe Artworks of Prof. Zhou Bichu, The Exhibition Hall of Shanghai Oil Painting and Sculpture Research Institute, 1979.PROVENANCEAcquired from the artists's relative directly.
38×46cm
RMB 400,000-500,000US$ 65,570-81,970
8114ZHOU BICHU (1903-1995)
Reed CliffOil on Canvas Signed Chu in ChineseCreated in 1982PUBLISHEDWorks of Representatives of Shanghai Artists in the Century Zhou Bichu, Shanghai Literature & Art Publishing House, 2013, p.142.An Album of Zhou Bichu's Paintings, Xuelin Publishing House, 1993, p.70.EXHIBITIONThe Retrospective of Zhou Bichu's Oil Painting
Commemorating the 100th Anniversary, Shanghai Art Museum, August 2003.Exhibition of Zhou Bichu's Oil Painting, Shanghai Art Museum, December 1986.PROVENANCEAcquired from the artists's relative directly.
26×38cm
RMB 100,000-150,000US$ 16,390-24,590
8115ZHU SHIJIE (1900-1990)
Dongshan BayOil on PaperSigned Zhu Shijie in Chinese; dated 1956 in ChineseCreated in 1956PROVENANCEAcquired from the artist's relative directly.This work was selected in Prof. Zhu Shijie's oil paintings exhibition in 1980, Nanjing.
26.5×37.5cm
RMB 80,000-100,000US$ 13,110-16,390
8116ZHU SHIJIE (1900-1990)
Countryside ViewOil on PaperSigned Shijie in ChineseCreated in 1953PROVENANCEAcquired from the artist's relative directly.
23.5×19cm
RMB 40,000-60,000US$ 6,560-9,840
8117ZHU SHIJIE (1900-1990)
Summer HarvestWatercolor on PaperSigned Shijie in ChineseCreated in 1953PROVENANCEAcquired from the artist's relative directly.
25.5×33.5cm
RMB 12,000-15,000US$ 1,970-2,460
8118SHA QI (1914-2005)
Watercolor Paintings (A Set of 36 Pieces)Watercolor on PaperPROVENANCEAcquired from the collector who got the work from the artist directly.These thirty-six watercolor paintings were
Tianxing.
26.5×37.5cm each
RMB 540,000-640,000US$ 88,520-104,920
8119LI QINGPING (1911-2004)
Flower of LifeOil on BoardSigned Li Qingping in Chinese; dated 2000Created in 2000PROVENANCEAcquired from the collector who got the work from the artist directly.
61×61cm
RMB 300,000-350,000US$ 49,180-57,380
8120LI QINGPING (1911-2004)
Lonely Red-crowned Crane (Self-portrait)Oil on BoardSigned Li Qingping in ChineseCreated in the 1990sPROVENANCEAcquired from the collector who got the work from the artist directly.
51×61cm
RMB 350,000-400,000US$ 57,380-65,570
8121LI QINGPING (1911-2004)
Chinese Opera FigureOil on FibreboardCreated in the 1980s
8122DU YONGQIAO (1934-2007)
Girl on the CouchOil on CanvasSigned Yongqiao in Chinese; dated 1998Created in 1998
8123SONG ZHENGYIN (1920-1993)
Ancient CanalOil on CanvasSigned Song Zhengyin in ChineseCreated in 1982
China Second Generation Oil Painters Oil
8124SONG ZHENGYIN (1920-1993)
Still LifeOil on CanvasSigned Song Zhengyin in Chinese
8125LIU GUOSHU (1919- )
FlowersOil on CanvasSigned Guoshu in Chinese; dated 2001Created in 2001
8126QIAN YANKANG (1913-1999)
The Landscape of Mount HuangOil on CanvasSigned painted by Yankang in Pudong in 1993; stamped (in white) Yankang in ChineseCreated in 1993
35.5×45.5cm
RMB 28,000-38,000US$ 4,590-6,230
8127LIU YIWEN (1919- )
Nude GirlOil on Canvas
Created in 1982
China Second Generation Oil Painters Oil
8128LIU YIWEN (1919- )
The Three GorgesOil on Canvas
Created in 2008
8129TU KE (1916-2012)
New Fishing Harbor in NanjiangOil on CanvasSignedin Nanjiang in Chinese
凃
8130TU KE (1916-2012)
Landscape of GuilinOil on CanvasSigned Tu Ke in Chinese
凃
8131TU KE (1916-2012)
Xilin BayangOil on PaperSigned (at the back) Xilin Bayang (TV Transmitting Station) in Chinese; painted by Tu Ke in December 1982 in ChineseAttached a photo of the artist's relative with the work.
26×38cm
RMB 20,000-30,000US$ 3,280-4,920
8132MIN XIWEN (1918-2013)
Young GirlOil on CanvasSigned Min Xiwen 1981 in ChineseCreated in 1981
45×37cm
RMB 50,000-70,000US$ 8,200-11,480
8133MIN XIWEN (1918-2013)
Still LifeOil on CanvasSigned Min Xiwen in Chinese; dated September 98 in ChineseCreated in 1998Attached a photo of the artist with the work.
61×50.5cm
RMB 30,000-50,000US$ 4,920-8,200
8134MIN XIWEN (1918-2013)
Still LifeOil on CanvasSigned Min Xiwen 2003 in ChineseCreated in 2003
52×61.5cm
RMB 30,000-50,000US$ 4,920-8,200
8135FEI YIFU (1913-1982)
Scenery (A Set of Two Pieces)Oil on Canvas Stamped (in red) Yifu in Chinese
Art Center.
34×54cm / 26.5×37cm
RMB 40,000-60,000US$ 6,560-9,840
8136ZHANG ZIZHENG (1917-2000)
CockscombOil on CanvasSigned Zizheng in Chinese; dated 1988.11Created in 1988
60×50.5cm
RMB 20,000-30,000US$ 3,280-4,920
8137WANG WENBIN (1928-2001)
Young WorkerOil on PaperSigned 1956 Machinery Factory in Chinese; Stamped (in white) Wenbin in Chinese
46.7×32.8cm
RMB 28,000-48,000US$ 4,590-7,870
8138WANG WENBIN (1928-2001)
Scenery (A Set of Four Pieces)Oil on CanvasStamped( in white) Wenbin in Chinese
19×27.5cm (each)
RMB 60,000-80,000US$ 9,840-13,110
8139HA DING (1923-2003)
Harvest FieldWatercolor on PaperCreated in 1956
17×31cm
RMB 52,000-82,000US$ 8,520-13,440
8140HA DING (1923-2003)
Buddha DayWatercolor on PaperSigned Ha Ding 83 in ChineseCreated in 1983
56.5×87.5cm
RMB 280,000-320,000US$ 45,900-52,460
8141ZENG JINGWEN (1911-2000)
The Great WallWatercolor on PaperSigned Dong KingmanPUBLISHED1988 Paris to Beijing Travel Seminar, 1988, cover.
52.5×73cm
RMB 100,000-120,000US$ 16,390-19,670
8142ZENG JINGWEN (1911-2000)
Cattles and LandscapeWatercolor on PaperSigned Dong Kingman
52.5×73cm
RMB 100,000-120,000US$ 16,390-19,670
8143MA BAISHUI (1909-2003)
Jade Green PoolWatercolor on PaperSigned Baishui in Chinese; dated 1971; stamped (in red) Ma BaishuiCreated in 1971PUBLISHEDColor Ink Mountains - A Retrospective of Ma Baishui at Ninety, National Museum of History, 1999, p.86.Color Ink & Mountains & Ma Baishui, Hsiung Shih Art Books Press, 2004, p.115.EXHIBITIONColor Ink Mountains - A Retrospective of Ma Baishui at Ninety, National Museum of History, 1999.
39×54cm
RMB 125,000-165,000US$ 20,490-27,650
8144MA BAISHUI (1909-2003)
Kenting Sailing StoneWatercolor on PaperSigned Baishui in Chinese; dated 1984; stamped (in red) Ma BaishuiCreated in 1984PUBLISHEDColor Ink Mountains - A Retrospective of Ma Baishui at Ninety, National Museum of History, 1999, p.150.EXHIBITIONColor Ink Mountains - A Retrospective of Ma Baishui at Ninety, National Museum of History, 1999.
46×60cm
RMB 150,000-180,000US$ 24,590-29,510
8145MA BAISHUI (1909-2003)
The Keelung RiversideWatercolor on PaperSigned Baishui in Chinese; dated 1952; stamped (in red) Ma BaishuiCreated in 1952PUBLISHEDColor Ink Mountains - A Retrospective of Ma Baishui at Ninety, National Museum of History, 1999, p.58.Color Ink & Mountains & Ma Baishui, Hsiung Shih Art Books Press, 2004, p.89.EXHIBITIONColor Ink Mountains - A Retrospective of Ma Baishui at Ninety, National Museum of History, 1999.
38×51cm
RMB 125,000-165,000US$ 20,490-27,650
8146LI ZEFAN (1907-1989)
Placid LakeWatercolor on PaperSigned Zefan in ChineseCreated in 1974PUBLISHEDThe Retrospective Exhibition of Li Zefan, Taipei Fine Arts Museum, 1990, p.121.Watercolor Classics in Taiwan, Cultural and Creative Industries Center, National Normal University, 2009, p.39.EXHIBITIONThe Retrospective Exhibition of Li Zefan, Taipei Fine Arts Museum, 1990.The Exhibition of Watercolor Classics in Taiwan, National Chiang Kai-shek Memorial Hall, 2009.
52×68cm
RMB 188,000-208,000US$ 30,820-34,100
8147GUAN GUANGZHI (1896-1958)
RMB 20,000-30,000US$ 3,280-4,920
BridgeWatercolor on PaperSigned Guan Guangzhi in Chinese; dated 53.9Created in 1953
22.8×30.6cm
8148QIAN YANKANG (1913-1999)
FeedWatercolor on PaperSigned Yankang 1983 in Chinese; stamped (in white) Yankang in ChineseCreated in 1983PROVENANCEAcquired from the collector who got the work from the artist directly.
44×53.5cm
RMB 23,000-30,000US$ 3,770-4,920
LI YONGSEN (1898-1998)
Taishan StationWatercolor on PaperSigned Yongsen in Chinese; stamped (in red) Li Shi in ChineseCreated in 1961
30.5×39cm
RMB 13,000-15,000US$ 2,130-2,460
8149
LI YONGSEN (1898-1998)
Yushan Gate of Changshu Ancient CityWatercolor on PaperSigned Yongsen in Chinese; stamped (in white) Li Yongsen in ChineseCreated in 1964
28×38.5cm
RMB 13,000-15,000US$ 2,130-2,460
8150
LI YONGSEN (1898-1998)
Changshu CountrysideWatercolor on Paper Signed Yongsen in Chinese; stamped in red Li Shi in ChineseCreated in 1964
from Long Yuan Art Space.
31.8×46cm
RMB 10,000-15,000US$ 1,640-2,460
8151
LI YONGSEN (1898-1998)
RMB 8,000-15,000US$ 1,310-2,460
The Landscape of Zha WanWatercolor on PaperSigned Yongsen 1995 in Chinese; stamped in red Li Shi in ChineseCreated in 1995
22.5×39.8cm
8152
LI YONGSEN (1898-1998)
Landscape A Set of Two PiecesWatercolor on PaperSigned Yongsen in Chinese
23×30.5cm / 21×28cm
RMB 10,000-20,000US$ 1,640-3,280
8153
RMB 10,000-20,000US$ 1,640-3,280
ZHANG MEISUN (1894-1973)
The Fishing Song in AutumnWatercolor on PaperSigned Zhang Meisun in Chinese; dated 1961.4Created in 1961
27.5×39.5cm
8154
8155ZHANG MEISUN (1894-1973)
River BeachWatercolor on PaperSigned Zhang Meisun in Chinese; dated 1961.6Created in 1961
19.5×35cm
RMB 10,000-20,000US$ 1,640-3,280
8156 ZHANG MEISUN (1894-1973)
Poolside PavilionWatercolor on PaperSigned Zhang Meisun in Chinese; dated 1961Created in 1961
32×22.5cm
RMB 10,000-20,000US$ 1,640-3,280
8157GUAN ZILAN (1903-1986)
Sunset Glow front Bottle of Flowers backWatercolor on PaperSigned Zilan in Chinese; stamped in white Zilan in ChinesePROVENANCEAcquired from the artist's relative directly.
29×38cm
RMB 3,800-5,800US$ 620-950
8158ANONYMITY
Lingyin TemplePhotoAttached anonymous calligraphy at the back.
10.4×20.8cm
RMB 1,500-2,500US$ 250-410
8159WANG YIDONG (1955- )
SpringSketch on PaperSigned yidong 98; Wang Yidong in Chinese; dated 1998Created in 1998
41.3×30cm
RMB 180,000-230,000US$ 29,510-37,700
CHEN SHUZHONG (1960- )
The BrideOil on CanvasSigned CHENSHUZHONG and Shuzhong in Chinese; dated 2007Created in 2007PUBLISHEDThe Power of Southwest China: The 30-Years Phenomenon of Sichuan Fine Arts Institute, Sichuan Fine Arts Publishing House, 2007, inside plate.Attached a photo of the artist with the work.
121×81cm
RMB 130,000-160,000US$ 21,310-26,230
8160
8161 SHI HU (1942- )
GirlRMB 45,000-65,000US$ 7,380-10,660
CHEN YIMING (1951- )
High NoonOil on CanvasSigned y.m.chenPUBLISHEDChinese Contemporary Talented Oil Painter Series – Chen Yiming, Tianjin Yangliuqing Publishing House, 2003, p.70.
71×103cm
RMB 80,000-120,000US$ 13,110-19,670
8162
Travel amidst the Mountains and RiversOil on CanvasSigned chenyiching ; dated 2014Created in 2014
40×50cm
RMB 28,000-38,000US$ 4,590-6,230
CHEN YIQING (1963- )8163
8164CHEN HONGQI (1959- )
FuneralOil on CanvasSigned chenghongqi and Chen Hongqi in Chinese; dated 2008Created in 2008PUBLISHEDChen Hongqi Predestined to Basha, Shanghai People's Fine Arts Publishing House, 2014, p.174.
160×200cm
RMB 250,000-300,000US$ 40,980-49,180
8165 JIN JIFA (1943- )
Colorful RhythmOil on CanvasSigned Jin Ji in Chinese; dated 2009.2Created in 2009
60×60cm
RMB 68,000-88,000US$ 11,150-14,430
QIU JIANFANG (1974- )
Telling of OceanOil on CanvasSigned Joseph Qiu; dated 2013Created in 2013
80×100cm
RMB 38,000-58,000US$ 6,230-9,510
8166
8167 ZHENG HUI (1977- )
The Encounter of Poseidon and VenusOil on CanvasSigned Zheng Hui in Chinese; dated 2008.11Created in 2008
150×150cm
RMB 28,000-48,000US$ 4,590-7,870
8168 ZAO WOU-KI (1921-2013)
Untitled (33/99)EtchingSigned Wou-ki in Chinese and ZAO; dated 98Created in 1998PUBLISHEDZAO WOU-KI The Graphic Work A Catalogue Raisonne 1995-2000, Edition Heede & Moestrup, 2001, p.393 & p.8.
64.5×45cm
RMB 18,000-30,000US$ 2,950-4,920
8169 CHU TEH-CHUN 1920-2014
Structure Double Face EARMB 38,000-48,000US$ 6,230-7,870
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AI XUAN (1947- )Ai Xuan was born in Zhejiang Province in 1947. He graduated from the middle school affiliated to Central Academy of Fine Ar ts in 1967, Ai Xuan is now a professional painter at Beijing Painting Institute and a
Will” won the second prize of the Second National Exhibition of Young Artists in 1981. His works have been
1990.Works are in collections of domestic and overseas collectors.
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of China Central Academy of Fine Arts, Chinese Art
masters. Now he stayed in Shanghai for occupation
painting exhibition in Hangzhou , resigned his job of
there a re four works se lec ted (Y ing Hongkong
Contemporary Artists Exhibition” and conference.
the Syracuse University Experimental Studios in 1973, Bachelor of fine arts, and received a honorary
Ascension,” Wadsworth Atheneum, Hartford, Connecticut,
Kunstmuseum Bern, Switzerland,etc.
is scholarly and often politically charged. Cai initially began working with gunpowder to foster spontaneity and confront the suppressive, controlled artistic tradition and social climate in China. While living in Japan from
experimentation with explosives on a massive scale and the development of his signature explosion events.
internat ional prominence; his work is now widely presented around the world.
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ARTIST BIOGRAPHIES A B C
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1988,he graduated from the China Academy of Chinese
Chinese Painting artist, professor of art at Shanghai
abroad, now he is living in Shanghai.
ARTIST BIOGRAPHIES C
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Chen Hongqi (1959-)Chen Hongqi was born in Zibo,Shangdong Province in December,1959. His pen name is Cheng Hong. In 1986, Cheng Hongqi graduated from the Painting Department of Sichuan Fine Art Institute. In 2004, he was invited to study oil painting in Russian Academy of Arts and Sciences.Now he is an associate professor of Guizhou Normal University Academy of Fine Arts. During more than 10 years Since 1990, Chen took a keen interest in the Miao village-Basha in Cong Jiang County of Guizhou Province ,and recorded the changes of there with his brush.
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CHENG QIANG (1960- )Chen Qiang was born in 1960 in Hunan. He graduated from art department of east china normal university in Shanghai in1989. Solo Exhibitions: 2007, “Beauticul Time”, Creek Art Center, Shanghai, China; 2004, "chen qiang solo exhibition", zeit-foto salaon, Tokyo, Japan; Selected Group Exhibitions: 2006, "Subtlety: Paper Works by Shanghai Oil Painters", Xuhui Art Museum, Shnaghai, China; “Our Impediment: Contemporary Art Exhibition”, White Canvas Gallery, Nanjing, China; “Reshaping Art 2006”, Liu Haisu Art Museum, Shanghai, China, etc.
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CHEN SHUZHONG (1960-)Chen Shuzhong was born in Xinmin, Liaoning Province. He graduated from Luxun Academy of Fine Arts in 1984 and subsequently taught at the Xinmin Normal School. In 1995 he began to pursue his Master’s degree in oil painting at Luxun Academy of Fine Arts. Since 1991, Chen has participated in a series of national exhibitions and in 1998 he held a solo exhibition at the Luxun Academy of Fine Arts. His work is extensively collected overseas.
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CHEN YIMING (1951-)Chen Yiming is the younger brother of the late famous painter Chen Yifei. He has painted since childhood, and studied in Shanghai Art College and The Oil Painting Department of Shanghai Theater Academy during the period from 1972 to 1979.From 1979 to 1981, Chen tought at the Shanghai School of light industry. Then he got to the United States and studied in Art Students League of New York, after that he held exhibitions in Chicago,Florida and Paris of France Fendelai gallery.By the successful cooperation through Vari Findy gallery and Hammer gallery, Chen was widely acknowledged in the United States.
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CHEN YIQING (1963-)Chen Yiqing was born in July 24, 1963 in Qinghai P r o v i n c e , h e i s t h e m e m b e r o f C h i n a A r t i s t s Association and Beijing Artists Association. His work named “ out of Qinghai” had been awarded the Seventh National Art Exhibition sliver award. The exhibition held in 1985 called “Untitled painting” was included in “The History of Chinese contemporary art”. His works were collected by art galleries and collectors both at home and abroad. Exhibitions: Le Louvre Museum Palace Autumn Saloon Exhibit ion in 1990; Chinese contemporary excel lent works exhib i t ion; Tour ing exhib i t ion of Japan;Touring exhibition of Germany, etc.
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Cao was born in Guiyang. He graduated from the Central Academy of China, where he is now a professor. In 1989, his oil painting “The Impression of a Town” was awarded the Bronze Medal at the 7th National Fine Art Exhibition. He has held eight solo exhibitions in Beijing, Madrid, Taiwan and Hong Kong. The Fine Arts Gallery of China collected his representative work “Herdboy”. Cao has published six books, including “Cao Li’s Line Drawings” and “Cao Li’s Sketches”.
ARTIST BIOGRAPHIES D F G
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DAI BINGXIN (1905-1980)
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DAMIEN HIRST (1965-)Damien Hirst was born in Bristol in 1965. He studied at Goldsmiths College in London and first came to public attention in 1988 when he conceived and curated “Freeze,” an exhibition of his work and that of his friends and fellow students at Goldsmiths. Damien Hirst lives and works in Devon and London, U.K. He was included in the 1992 Young British Artists exhibition at Saatchi Gallery, London and in 1995 he won the Turner Prize. And now Damien Hirst is the most expensive of British contemporary artist.
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DU YONGQIAO (1934-2007)Born in Yuechi County in Sichuan province. Professor of Sichuan Fine Art Institute, member of China Artists association. His oil painting and watercolor works were outstanding attainments, and especially well-known in the color attainments .He is the impact of the important painters of growing generations. His painting is magnificent and solemn, He use the Western pure painting language, especially rigorous modeling of the French impressionist painting color performance and the literati style of the Soviet Union. Then Add into Chinese painting brush and ink spirit, has strong performance and emotion.
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FANG LIJUN (1963- )Fang Lijun was born in Handan, Hebei Province. Fang
Palace. He studied at the Hebei College for Light Industry but learned woodblock creation informally. Selected Exhibitions: 2005, National Galerie ,China Art Museum, Beijing, China; 2006, “Life is Now”, Galeri Nasional, Jakarta, Indonesia; 2007, Chinese Relativity: Part 2”, Stefan Stux Gallery, New York City, NY; 2008, Facing the Reality: Chinese Contemporary Art, National Art Museum of China NAMOC, Beijing.
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FEI YIFU (1913-1982)Fei Yifu was born in Wujiang of Jiangsu Province. After graduation from Suzhou Arts School in 1936, he worked in the Fine Arts Department of Nanjing Li Zhi Society. In 1951, he was dispatched to Shanghai Xing Zhi Art School. After three years, he taught at the Central East Branch of Central Art Academy, before becoming vice professor at the Zhejiang Art Academy. He is also a member of Chinese Artists" Association, a director of the Zhejiang Branch of the Art Association and an assistant manager of Hangzhou Ke Pu Mei Association. Oil Painting is his strength. Publications: “Oil Painting Collection” and "Painting Chromatics and Line Drawing - The Beginning of Color” written with Cai Liang.
Lot 8020-8022
GU WENDA (1955- )
ARTIST BIOGRAPHIES G H J
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GUAN ZILAN (1903-1986)
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Guan Guangzhi (1896--1958) Guan Guangzhi was born in Jilin city of Jilin province, Guan Guangzhi is one of famous old watercolor painters in China and a art educationist in North of China. At early age, he graduated from Shenyang Art School and then stayed to teach at Yanjing University. In 1931 he went to England and furthur his education, After return our motherland, he taught at Yanjing University, Beiping National Art School, Puren University and Qinghua University; at the same time, he sticked to paint. He was good at paint watercolor. In respect of selecting painting materials, he was adept to old buildings and gardens
In 1958, Guan Guangzhi died of illness at only 62 years old.
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GUO RUNWEN (1955- )Guo Runwen was born in Zhejiang Province in 1955. He graduated from the Oil Painting Department of the Central Academy of Art in 1988. His works are broadly collected, including those held by Mentova Museum, Shanghai Art Museum, China Historical Museum and Guan Zhou Ar t Museum. Exhibit ions: 2008, “Guo
Art Museum, Guangzhou.
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HA DING (1923-2003)Ha Ding, Hui, was born in Shanghai. He founded the
the Shanghai Jiao Tong University. He served in the Shanghai art college teachers, Shanghai oil painting & Sculpture Institute level artist, the member of China Ar t is ts Associat ion, d i rec tor of Shanghai Ar t is ts Association, the Seventh National Fine Arts Exhibition watercolor and gouache appraisal committee member of the Chinese ar tists, in 1986 as members of the delegation went to Afr ica mult inat ional study and exhibition. And he settled in the United States in 1991.
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HU SHANYU (1909—1993)
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JIAO XINGTAO (1970- )Jiao Xingtao was born in 1970 in Chengdu, Sichuan Province. He graduated from Sichuan Fine Arts Institute
Chengdu Biennale, Chengdu International Exhibition & Convention Center, Chengdu; 2006, “First Annual China
Seasons, Beijing, China; 2008, “Shanghai Contemporary
ARTIST BIOGRAPHIES J L
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LI BINGHONG (1913-1986)Li Binghong, a native of Dongguan, was born in Hongay, Vietnam, and lived in there during his childhood. He received guidance by Ruan Youqi in his early years and followed Li Tiefu learning painting. Since the anti-Japanese war exploded in He created many anti -Japanese subject art works like , and hold solo exhibition in Hong Kong, Qujiang, Changsha, Guilin, Shanghai, etc. In 1946, Li arrived at North Jiangsu Base Area to join New 4 Army, and then took on professor in East China Development University. Next Year, he joined Chinese
praised the victory of the revolution and reflected the new life in the New China.
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LI QINGPING (1911-2004)Born in Jiangling, Hubei Province, Li Qingping graduated from Shanghai Xinhua Ar t School in 1935. And in 1936, she began her further study at postgraduate class in Xinhua Art School. Li Qingping has held many exhibitions throughout Beijing, Shanghai, Tianjin, Wuxi and Japan. Her Publications: Li Qingping Painting, Li Qingping Travel Diary, Art Career of Li Qingping, etc.
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LI SHAN (1942- )Li Shan was born in Lanxi, Heilongjiang Province in 1942. He graduated from Heilongjiang University in 1963. And in 1964, he studied at Ar ts Department (oil Painting) of Shanghai Theater Academy. Solo Exhibitions: 2001, “Li Shan: Thou are not the fish”, A room with a view, Shanghai; 2002, “Reading - the New Works by Li Shan”, ShanghART Gallery, Shanghai; 2004, “Li Shan - Small New Works”, ShanghART Gallery, Shanghai; 2006, “Reading - Photoworks 2003-2005”, ShanghART H-Space, Shanghai; 2007, “The Pumpkin Project - Li Shan & Zhang Pingjie Bio-Art Exhibition”, ShanghART Gallery, Shanghai.2012,Pink smile: Reading Li Shan, Taipei Museum of Contemporary Art, etc.
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LEE JAEHYO (1965- )Lee Jaehyo was born in 1965 in Hapchen, Korea. He obtained B.F.A in Plastic Arts, Hong-ik University in 1992. Awards: 2008, Prize of Excellence of 2008 Olympic Landscape Sculpture Contest; 2005, Prize of Excellence of Hyogo International Competition of Painting; 2002, Sculpture in Woodland Award; 2000, Kim Sae-Jung Young Artist Prize; 1998, Grand Prize Winner of Osaka Triennial. Many art works of him has participated in solo and group exhibitions in Korea and abroad.
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JIN JIFA (1943-)Jin Jifa was born in Shanghai, his is good at oil painting and use Jin Yi as the pen name.He graduted from the Oil Painting Department of Shanghai Academy of Fine Arts. Now he is associate professor of oil painting department of Shanghai University, College of Fine Arts.Many works participate in national art exhibition and exhibition abroad. Works“Song of four seasons”was selected in the second China Oil Painting Exhibition; “Happy song”was selected in the Eighth National Fine Arts Exhibition; “Sing”was selected in National Art Exhibition; “Summer Emotion”, “Enjoy”was col lect ion by Shanghai Ar t Museum. The Pubilication has “The Oil Paintions of Jin jifa”.
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LI SHUANG (1957- )
ARTIST BIOGRAPHIES L
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LI YONGSEN (1898-1998)Li Yongsen was born in Changshu of Jiangsu Province in 1898, graduated from Suzhou Fine Arts College in
the professor of Shanghai Fine Arts College, the Vice-President of Shanghai Branch Campus of Suzhou Arts College, etc. He established the Chinese Industry and Commerce Artists Association. He is member of Chinese Artists Association, the Honorary Chairman of Shanghai Water Color Research Academy, the scholar of Shanghai Culture and History Museum. In 1988, Shanghai Art Museum held “Li Yongsen and Shao Liangyun Water Color Exhibition", and Li was awarded the prize by Shanghai Culture Bureau.
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LI ZEFAN (1907-1989)Li Zefan was born in Taiwan Hsinchu, he is a famous painter and ar t school teacher. In 1921, Li Zefan entered the Taipei normal school as Ishikawa Ichiro's students, major in watercolor. After he graduated in 1926, he entered Hsinchu public school (now Hsinchu elementary). After the war, he transferred to the Hsinchu normal school and Normal University Department as
After his marriage, his painting style changed to bright realistic style. In 1974, he received the Jin Jue prize in literary and art circles, and he was the choice for one of the ten Taiwan painter in 1983 by Taipei CCA.
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LIN DACHUAN (1912-1985)Lin Dachuan was born in Xinhui, Guangdong province. He studied at Hangzhou National Art College before going to Japan in 1932. Following his graduation from the Japan National School of Fine Arts, Lin became of
of Japan where it won a prestigious award. In 1953 he returned to China and began to teach in Zhejing Academy of Fine Arts. Local museums and are in part among the collection housed at the China Gallery of Fine Arts. Publications include 'Lin Dachuan's Paintings'.
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LIN HAIRONG (1975- )Lin Hairong, was born in Heilongjiang, in 1999.She graduated from the Fine Ar ts Depar tment, Henan
graduated from the Sichuan Academy of Fine Arts
Chongqing, Beijing. Solo Exhibition:2008,Four Seasons Life ,Shine Art Space, Shanghai, China. In 2007, Ling Hairong Solo, Shine Art Space, Shanghai, China. Group Exhibit ion:2008,Shanghai Contemporary Ar t Fair, Shanghai, China, Beijing Art Fair, Beijing, China. Etc.
Lot 8125
LIU GUOSHU (1919-)Liu Guoshu was born in Wu Long, Si Chuan Province. Liu Guo Shu began his studies in 1938 at the Wu Chang Institute of Art, where he graduated from the Art Education Dept. in 1942, before taking his Master's in Western Painting, which he completed in 1945. Between 1950 and his retirement in 1987, he was a lecturer, professor and department dean respectively of the South
and the Sichuan Institute of Art. He has also been a member of the Art Evaluation Team from the Sichuan
(for which he was director of the Sichuan branch).
Lot 8017
LIANG QUAN (1948- )Liang quan was born in 1948 in Zhongshan, Guangdong Province. Selected Exhibitions: 2008, Solo Exhibition, M. Sutherland Fine Arts, New York; 2007, “The Fourth Chengdu Biennial ”, Chengdu, China; 2006, Solo Exhibition, Zhu Qizhan Art Museum, Shanghai, China; 2005, “Ink & Paper” Chinese Contemporary Art, Weimar Art Museum, Weimar, Germany; 2004, Solo Exhibition, Hamburg, Germany,etc.
ARTIST BIOGRAPHIES L M
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LIU HONG (1955- )Liu Hong was born in Kaifeng, Henan Province in 1955.He graduated from fine art department of Henan University in 1975. And now he is the membership of China Artists Association. His work was chosen to be gold medal in Henan section of the eighth National Fine arts Exhibition and was selected in the ninth. Lots of his works were published in ARTS, Chinese Prints, Arts Circle and Chinese News Culture and so on.
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Meret Oppenheim (1913-1985)Meret Oppenheim was born in 1913.She was a German-born Swiss, Surreal is t ar t is t , and photographer. Oppenheim was a member of the Surrealist movement of the 1920s along with André Breton, Luis Buñuel, Marcel Duchamp, Max Ernst, and other writers and visual artists. Besides creating art objects, Oppenheim also famously appeared as a model for photographs by Man Ray, most notably a series of nude shots of her interacting with a printing press.
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LIU YIWEN (1919-)Liu Yiwen was born in Hanyang, Hubei Province. In 1941 Liu Yiwen graduated from the Oil Painting Department of the National Arts School. He has been Professor of Hubei Art College and Hubei Painting College, mentor of postgraduates, vice chancellor of Hubei Art College, member of the Chinese Painters” Association, Councilor of Hubei Painters” Association and Oil Painting Institute as well as having been a member of the communist party. Since his student days, his paintings have been selected by national and international exhibit ions, including solo exhibitions held in Wuhan, Taipei and Paris.
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LUO FAHUI (1961- )Luo Fahui Born in Chongqing, Sichuan Province. He graduated from the Oil Painting Dept of Si Chuan Art Academy. Luo has held solo exhibitions in Beijing, Chengdu, Hong Kong, Taiwan, London and Seattle,
been collected by the National Art Museum; Shanghai Art Museum and Taiwan Shanmei Art Museum, as well as those held in private collections.
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MA BAISHUI (1909-2003)Ma Baishui was born in Liaoning Province. In 1929, he graduated from the Liaoning Teachers College. In 1979 he won the gold medal of the United States Association of washington. In 1990, the provincial ar t gal lery promoted his artistic achievements, so they held their
published more than 200 works. His achievement is worthy of admiration. Ma Baishui has a great contribution on the Taiwan watercolor painting teaching, research and extension.
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Ma Shuqing was born in Tianjin and currently lives in Beijing and Paris. He graduated from Tianjin Academy of Arts and Crafts in 1976. In 1955, he studied free painting with Prof. Troeger and Prof. Zeniuk, and graduated from Munich Fine Arts Academy. In 2003, he established a studio in 798 Art District in Beijing. Exhibitions: 2005, The Second Beijing International Biennale Exhibition; 2007, “Art Beijing”, Beijing; 2009, Group Exhibition in Shuimu Space, Beijing; The Opening Exhibition of Eastlink Gallery, Beijing; “Observation of Reality”, JoyArt, 798 Art District, Beijing; Huan Tie Art Museum, Beijing.
ARTIST BIOGRAPHIES M N P Q
Lot 8054
NINAGAWA MIKA (1972- )
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PANG MAOKUN (1963-)Pang Maokun was born in Chongqing. In 1981, he graduated from the Sichuan Academy of Fine Arts. Pang Maokun is now a professor and dean of the Oil Painting Department, Sichuan Academy of Fine Arts. His works have been exhibited in Taiwan, Hong Kong, USA, Germany, and the Netherlands, where they were collected by galleries and private philanthropists. In
Lot 8104
QIN XUANFU (1906-1998)Qin Xuanfu was born in Guilin, Guangxi Autonomous Region. Graduate of Qinghua University and admitted
Peking Art College, Qinghua University, National Art College. Qin was once a deputy chairman of Chinese Artist Association, Jiangsu branch. Solo exhibitions in 1945, 1963, and 1895 in China. Solo exhibition in the Art Department of Minnesota University in 1988.
Lot 8126、8148
QIAN YANKANG (1913-1999)Qian Yankang was born in Changshu, Jiangsu Province. In 1929, he enrolled in the Western Painting Department
Yan Wenliang, who had recently arrived from France. In 1978, he retired to Shanghai, having been a teacher at the Xing Zhi Art School of Shanghai, a department head of the Oil Painting Department of the Hubei Art Academy, where he was also vice director of the painting studio, as well as having been commissioner for the Political Association of Chang Ning District, Shanghai, vice-chairman and consultant to the Calligraphy Seminar of Shanghai, a member of staff for the Literary History Research Museum, Shanghai and a member of the Chinese Artists Association.
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MAO YAN 1968- Mao Yan was born in Xiangtan, Hunan Province. He graduated from the Oil Painting Department of the Central Academy of Fine Arts in 1991. Selected Exhibitions: 2001, “Towards a New Image: 20 Years of Contemporary Chinese Painting”, an exhibition that
Art Museum, Sichuan Province Art Museum; “Chengdu
2003, “The Same of Difference“, Duolun Art Museum,
Contemporary Oil Painting Collectors”, Aye Gallery,
Museum, Shanghai.
Lot 8132-8134
MIN XIWEN (1918-2013)Min Xiwen was born in Changshu, Jiangsu province in
where he subsequently taught until 1953. He then became a lecturer at the Shanghai Academy of Dramatic Art. Solo exhibitions include: New York, 1988; Taipei, 1995; Central Academy of Dramatic Arts, 1982, 1987 and 1990. Among the many other countries he has exhibited are Japan, the former Soviet Union and Singapore.
ARTIST BIOGRAPHIES Q R S
Lot 8166
QIU JIANFANG (1974-)Qiu Jianfang, artist, the member of Zhejiang Province artists association. He was born in 1974, Zhejiang Zhoushan, who now lives in Shanghai. In 2014, all rivers run into sea-Qiu Jianfang wind oil painting exhibition, In 2013, the united Arab emirates ABU dhabi art exhibition; In 2007-2012 American art company is engaged in the artistic creation; Work in the New York art exhibition in 2006. 2005, China-France art Exchange Exhibition in Shanghai ,In 2004,Shanghai grand theatre gallery signed painter. He created wind oil painting studio focus on the oil painting art research, there are many works collected by collectors both at home and abroad, works album: Sea breeze.
Lot 8019
QIU ZHIJIE (1969- )Born in 1969, in Zhangzhou city, Fujian province. In 1969
associate professor of integrated art department of the
show culture research center, deputy director of the Chinese contemporary arts expert, Beijing twenty-five thousand of culture dissemination center art director. Living in Beijing and Hangzhou. Mainly Exhibitions: 2007, the shape of the time, Wave Gallery, New York.
archaeology, the long march space in Beijing, etc.
Lot 8105
REN WEIYIN (1918-1994)
College in 1936. He was once a researcher in Painting Research Institute in Shanghai Fine Ar ts College. During the Anti-Japanese War, he taught in Chongqin Southwest Fine Arts College, National Art College and some other schools. He worked in Shanghai Fine Arts School after 1949 and he was an editor of Chinese
Culture and History Museum after that.
Lot 8014
QU FENGGUO (1966- )Qu fengguo, 1966 born in liaoning,china.1988 graduated from shanghai theatre academy department of stage design.now teaching in shanghai theatre academy.solo exhibition:2001, "surfacevision" the room with a view shanghai. part of group exhibition:2004, "dreaming of the dragon's Nation" irish museum of modern art. "matchmaking at suzhou creek eastlink gallery "abstract art in shanghai" mingyuan art center.2003, "metaphysics 2003 shanghai art exhibition" shanghai art museum shanghai."Chinese contemporary art 2003" shanghai library.
Lot 8118
SHA QI (1914-2005)Sha Qi was born in Zhejiang province in 1914. Sha
Royal Academy of Fine Arts where he learned painting from A. Bastien. In 1939, he won Excellent Fine Arts Medal for his good grades in sketching, oil painting and sculpture courses. In 1940, he works were exhibited with works of famous painters such as Picasso in Belgium. His work Girl Playing Flute was collected by the Mother
and China Art Museum collected three of his works.
Lot 8012
SHEN FAN (1952-)
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SHI JINSONG (1969- )Shi Jinsong, born in 1969 in Dangyang County, Hubei Province, China, graduated from the Hubei Academy of Fine Arts in 1994. He currently lives and works in Wuhan and Beijing, China. Solo Exhibition:2008, Huashan Project, T Space Dashanzi 798 Art District, Beijing, China; Fire His Breath, Jade His Bones, Platform China, Beijing, China; Customize, Marella Gallery, Milan,
Art, New York, USA; 2007, “BLUE PRINT-Long Wei international elite school Spring Picnic”, Marella Gallery, Beijing, China; 2006, HALONG-KELLONG New products Launch party, Platform China, Beijing, China; Na Zha-
Lot 8008
SONG YONGHONG (1966- )
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SONG ZHENGYIN (1920-1993)Song Zhengyin , a native of Wu Xi, Jiang Su Province. Song graduated from Art Dept of Nipon University, Tokyo in Sept, 1944. He was professor in Shanghai Art Academy and Suzhou Art Academy (Shanghai Branch), professor and dept dean of Nation An Hui University and professor of the Art Dept of Nanjing Normal University. In 1980, he became director for the Chinese Science
board chairman for its Jiang Su branch. In his later years, he took the position of postgraduate instructor in Western Art History at Nanjing Normal University. Exhibitions in which Song has participated include “The annual Tokyo Art Gallery Expo”, “The Shanghai Youth League Oil Painting Expo” and “The Jiangsu Art Museum Oil Painting Expo” and so on.
Lot 8016
SUN LIANG (1957- )Sun Liang Born in Hangzhou, Zhej iang province. Graduated from Shanghai Light Industrial College. Solo
Exhibit ions: 5th Shanghai Biennale, Shanghai Ar t
Shanghai, 2003; 1st Triennial of Chinese Art, Guangdong Art Museum, Guangzhou, 2002, etc.
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TU KE (1916-2012)Born in Guanzxi, pr iviously named Shixiang, and pseudonym of Ludi. He is a well-known painter, art educator, esthetician and composer. Early work was
landscape painting, founding the “Semi-Tropical Sect”as a result. Among his works, over 160 have been collected by China Military Museum, China History Museum, China Art Gallery, Nanjing Military Museum, Guangxi Museum, Jiangsu Museum and International Culture and Arts Center (US), and about 60 are collected by Tokyo art institutions and individual collectors. Published albums include: “Waves of Jianghuai”; “Ke Album”; “Ke Collection” and “Guilin Landscapes”.
Lot 8161
SHI HU (1942-)Shi was born in Xushui, Hebei province. He was once a professional painter with the China Fine Arts Press
He has lived in Macau and Singapore. From boyhood, Shi Hu was very fond of painting, his artistic genius and gifted understanding helping him to overcome difficult circumstances. His paintings not only combine Chinese tradition with Western stylistic trends, but also their languages: His art works includes elements of fresco, folk style painting, primitive and naive art. He has held exhibitions in Hong Kong, Macau, Taipei, US, Canada, Singapore and many cities in Mainland China. In recent years he has painted a number of large pieces, fully demonstrating his artistic ability.
ARTIST BIOGRAPHIES S T
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WANG TIANDE (1960- )Wang Tiande was born in Shanghai, China in 1960. In 1988 he graduated from Chinese Painting Department, Zhejiang Fine Arts Academy (now China Academy of Fine Arts), Hangzhou, China. Now he is a Professor, Arts Education Center, Fudan University, Shanghai, China. And also he is a Ph.D., Calligraphy Department, Chinese Academy of Fine Ar ts, Hangzhou, China. He lives and works in Shanghai, China. Solo exhibition: 2007 “remanufacturing” Tiande, Chambers Fine Art, New York, American ;”mountain, water”, advocating “Hongkong
Chinese paint ing exhibi t ion: 2007 “FUN - - Taipei International Calligraphy Biennale”, etc.
Lot 8006
WANG XIANGMING (1957- )Wang Xiangming Born in Shanghai. In 1982, Wang Xiangming graduated from the Fine Arts Department of Shanghai Normal University. Wang's work has been
Advancing Chinese Youth Painting Exhibition'(where it
Exhibition'. His works and papers have been printed in all kinds of professional publications.
Lot 8137-8138
WANG WENBIN (1928-2001)Wang Wenb in was born in Q ingdao, Shandong Province,whose courtesy name was Yiren.He has been
Publishing House of art.In 1995, Wang got to study in the Central Academy of Fine Arts ,then entered the studio of Luo Gongliu after graduated.He had followed to study from LV Pin, Luo Gongliu, Dong Wenxi, Wu Zuoren, Jiang Zhaohe.and was also the member of Academic Committee of China Central Academy of Fine Arts,China Artist Association and China mural art committee.Wang used to draw with his left hand, his oil painting has a strong national feature.
Lot 8101
WANG LIUQIU (1919—2011)
Lot 8159
Wang Yidong, Born in May 11 Penglai County, Shandong Province, in December 1972 admitted to the Shandong Art School Fine Arts Department, began a systematic study painting. 1978, admitted to the Central Academy of Fine Arts. During his study has been to the fishing island of Shandong, Hebei Chengde, Yili, Yanbian, Jilin, Shandong Mengyin, Fei County, Yishui, Yiyuan, Yinan painting folk songs and other places. In the United States, Hong Kong, Macau, held solo exhibitions in Germany and other countries, their works have won awards in the national art exhibition.
ARTIST BIOGRAPHIES W Y
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YAN PING (1956-)Yan Ping was born in Jian, Shangdong province. After graduating from Shandong Academy of Art, she studied at the Central Academy of Fine Arts until 1991. Since then she has exhibited nationally and internationally, receiving many awards including: “The Invi tat ion Exhibition of International Fine Arts”, Qingdao, 2001 and “The 9th National Art Exhibition”. In 2003 her solo exhibition toured Beijing, Hong Kong and Singapore. More than one hundred of her works have been collected by private collectors in China and abroad, including the Art Gallery of China and some overseas museums.
ARTIST BIOGRAPHIES W X Y Z
Lot 8015
YU YOUHAN (1943- )Yu Youhan was born in Shanghai in 1943, graduated from the Central Academy of Arts & Design in Beijing in 1973., active in the international art scene in recent
the evolution of contemporary Chinese art history in
Yu YouhanHe lives in Shanghai and teaches at the Shanghai Institute of Industrial Arts. He has participated in various domestic and foreign art exhibitions.
Lot 8044-8045
YUAN GONG (1961- )
contemporary ar tists in China today, Dr China ar t academy of art. Original bow since the 90 s, has been involved in all aspects of contemporary Chinese culture. He selected the identity of the artist to organize and participate in the “bureau of transparent” series of Tibetan art activities in April 2007 for eight months. Wenchuan earthquake in May, 2008, Yuan participated in the relief effort as volunteers and gave implementation of a series of art projects, lasted for a year. In May 2009
in Shanxi province QiShanXian Zhou Gongmiao site excavation site.
Lot 8168
ZAO WOU-KI (1921-2013)Zao Wouki, Born in Beijing and grew up in Nantong, Jiangsu Province. He studied painting in Hangzhou and later started his art career in Chongqing and Shanghai. Zhao settled in Paris in 1948 and acquired French Nationality in 1964. In his early years he was deeply influenced by masters such as Picasso, Matisse and Klee. Since 1954, his paintings have turned abstract. In 2002, Zhao was elected lifetime member of the French Academy of Fine Arts. Exhibitions: 'Zhao Wuji's Retrospective Show', Shanghai Museum, 1998; Solo Exhibition, France National Art Museum, 1981; Zhao Wuji, France National Modern Ar t Museum, 1975-1977; Zhao Wuji"s Retrospective Exhibition, Montreal Contemporary Art Museum, Montreal, Canada; Zhao Wuji"s Prints, Cincinnati Museum, USA, 1953.
Lot 8109
WU GUANZHONG (1919-2010)Wu Guanzhong Wu was born in Y ix ing, J iangsu Province, in 1919. In 1936 he enrolled at the National Arts Academy of Hangzhou, studying both Chinese and Western painting under Pan Tianshou (1897-1971) and Lin Fengmian (1900-1991). In 1947 Wu travelled to Paris to study at the Ecole Nationale Supérieure des Beaux Arts on a government scholarship. Wu is one of the few Chinese artists to have established a reputation both in China and the West. In 1992 his paintings were exhibited
been accorded to a living Chinese artist.
Lot 8111
XI DEJIN (1923-1981)Born in Sichuan at a small village in the upper reaches of the Jialing River. The family can be rich at that time. He has three brothers, Xi Dejin ranked second, and six sisters. In 1931, under the guidance of the traditional Chinese painting school, and then married painting for a lifetime. During the war, Xi Dejin completed his studies, and he was inspired by the painter Pang Xunqin, further
Because of the Influenced by Matisse, he likes strong tone, coupled with the impact to the Hangzhou art by Lin Fengmian, he develop its unique drawing style of vigorous and thick black line.
Lot 8141-8142
ZENG JINGWEN (1911-2000)Dong K ingman was bo rn in the Un i ted S ta tes ,
awards. Besides the numerous honors and awards,
number of companies and private collector, his works
museum and institute , including: Chicago College of art, Brooklyn Art Museum, Frye Museum of art, the M.H.DE Young Memorial Museum, Metropolitan Museum of Art and the West Asia Technology Academy of Fine Arts in California and so on.
ARTIST BIOGRAPHIES Z
Lot 8154-8156
ZHANG MEISUN (1894-1973)Zhang Meisun was born in Hai Ning of Zhe Jiang province, Zhang Meisun is a modern artist and one member of ear ly car toon associat ion. Dur ing his youthhood, she learned painting from Zhou Xiang. In 1918 she helped Zhou Xiang to establish Chinese Fine Art Correspondence School, Da Hua Fine Art Company and Shang Hai Fine Art Painting Association successively. After PRC naissance, Zhang Meisun became an editor of Xue Lin Bookstore, New Fine Art Book Concern and Shang Hai People Fine Art Publishing House. In 1963 three books of Meisun Watercolor Paintings Temporary Collection were pubulished by He Bei People Publishing House.
Lot 8136
ZHANG ZIZHENG (1917-2000)
began in 1927 and continued through 1930 to 1934 at the Western Oil Painting Department of Shanghai Art School, where on account of his talents, he was greatly appreciated by Professors Ni Yide and Liu Haixu. In 1945, he went to the Lyon Art Academy, France, to study further the techniques of Western Oil Painting, where he commenced friendships that were to last a lifetime with fellow artists Yan Wenliang and Zhou Bichu, who were also studying in France at that time. In 1950, he taught
has enjoyed tremendous achievement at National Art Exhibitions, including winning numerous awards and prizes.
Lot 8009
ZHANG ZHENGGANG (1953- )Zhang Zhenggang was born in Shanghai in 1953. He graduated from the ar t depar tment of PLC Ar t Academy in 1987. His works won the Silver Medal in the 2nd National Youth Art Exhibition in 1980,China Oil painting Art Award in the 2nd China Oil Painting Exhibition in 1994, the Silver Medal in the 9th National Art Exhibition in 1999. His works once were collected by China Art Museum and Shanghai Art Museum. His work QUADRANT SERIES 10 was published on China Art Exhibition Works Collection and WIND BOAT ON Modern China Oil Painting Collection.
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ZENG JIANYONG (1971- )Ceng Jianyong, born in 1971 November in Chenghai, Guangdong. graduated f rom Huaqiao Univers i t y Department of art Chinese painting major, graduated from China Central Academy of Fine Arts printmaking workshop. Currently lives and works in Beijing. An exhibition of 2010 “black scarf” Zeng exhibition, the
solo exhibition, Eli Klein Fine Art Gallery, New York, USA,etc.
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CHU TEH-CHUN (1920-2014)
Xiaoxian, Jiangsu Province. In 1935 he studied Western Paint ing at the Hangzhou National Ar t College. Between 1944 and 1949, he taught at the Nanjing Central University, after which he taught in the Art Department of Taiwan Normal University. In 1955 he settled in Paris, where he has held numerous solo exhibitions and enjoys a reputation as one of the most well known Chinese artists.
Lot 8167
ZHENG HUI(1977-)Zheng Hui was born in Guiyang, He is graduated from Yunnan Arts University in 2002,and then taught at Light Industry Technical College in Guizhou Province. Now he is the director of Guizhou Youth artist association. Mainly Exhibit ion: “Pomegranate”won the second Guizhou fine arts professional painting competition award of excellence in 2010;Shenzhou poetry illustrated-contemporary painting and calligraphy published part of his works with special layout in 2011; “the pomegranate
professional competition in 2013.
ARTIST BIOGRAPHIES Z
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ZHOU CHUNYA (1955- )Zhou Chunya was born in Chongqing in 1955. He graduated from Sichuan Academy of Fine Arts in 1982. After graduation, he went to study in Germany where he graduated from the Fine Arts Department of Caselle
2006,etc.
He graduated from oil painting department, Sichuan Academy of Fine Arts in 2002. Solo exhibitions: 2008,
“Zhou Jinhua unlimited force contemporary arts annual
Generation” Chinese young artists exhibition ,museum of Mannheim, Germany,etc.
oil painters. As the pioneer of Chinese modern art, Zhu
and ambition for painting, he accepted the oil painting
acclaimed artist mostly painted landscapes and figure
Yan Wenliang on scene realism, he have not received
had many fine works from which we can witness an outstanding artistic contribution of immortal artists.
he went to Paris and furthered his education at L"Ecole
artist named Emest Laurent and his classmates included
exhibitions. He held a large exhibition in Jakarta in 1959, returning in the same year to the motherland in order to teach at the Oil Painting Department of Shanghai Art
Commem oration of his 100th Anniversary” established
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graduated in oil painting from the Fine Art Department of the Shanghai Academy of Drama and is now director of the Shanghai Oil Painting and Sculpture Association, as
he is director of the National Oil Painting Association, Director of the Shanghai Artist Association, member of the Painting Art Committee, secretary-general of the Shanghai Oil Painting Committee, part-time professor in Fine Art, at Shanghai University and full-time professor of Fine Art, at the East China Normal University. His works have received many awards and are widely exhibited and collected, both by institutions and private individuals across the globe.
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(3) Unless otherwise agreed by the Consignor and Our Company, Our Company shall at our own discretion decide on whether the Lot is appropriate to be auctioned by Our Company as well as the place of auction, the date of auction, the conditions of auction and the way of auction.
Article 11 Lot Not Auctioned
After the Consignor has signed the consignment contract with Our Company and delivered the Lot to Our Company, if for any reason Our Company believes that the Lot is not suitable for auction by Our Company, the Consignor shall collect the Lot within 30 days from the date of Our Company’s notice being received (fees for the packaging and transportation shall be paid by the Consignor), the consignment contract between the Consignor and Our Com-pany will terminate on the date the Consignor collects the Lot.
In the case that the Consignor fails to collect the Lot within the aforesaid period, Article 31 shall apply.
Article 12 Suspension of Auction
Our Company is entitled to suspend any auction at any time under any one of the following situations and to request the Consignor to bear corresponding legal responsibilities:
(1) Our Company has an objection to the ownership or authenticity of the Lot;
(2) any third party has an objection to the ownership or authenticity of the Lot with undertakings to provide relevant evidence with
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shall be handled in accordance with the contract between Our Company and the insurance company and Chinese laws and reg-ulations regarding insurance. Our Company shall pay insurance indemnities after deducting all expenses incurred by Our Compa-ny to the Consignor after Our Company obtains such indemnities from insurance company. In no circumstance shall Our Company be responsible for any repair or damages occurred before the delivery of the Lot from the Consignor to Our Company.
Article 20 Non-Bidding
The Consignor shall not bid for the Lot consigned to Our Compa-ny by itself, nor authorize any other person to bid on its behalf. The Consignor shall be liable for and indemnify Our Company for any losses and damages caused by violation of this provision.
Article 21 Commission and Expenses
Unless otherwise agreed upon by the Consignor and Our Com-pany, the Consignor shall authorize Our Company to deduct 10% of the Hammer Price as commission and to deduct any other Expenses from the Hammer Price.
Article 22 Service Fee for Unsold Lot
In the case that the Lot fails to be sold because the bidding price is lower than the Reserve, Our Company will charge the Con-signor a service fee of unsuccessful auction equal to 3% of the Reserve and other expenses payable by the Consignor, including but not limited to insurance premium, advertising fee, catalog fee and storage fee.
Article 23 Payment Proceeds of Sale
In the case that the Buyer makes full payment to Our Company in accordance with provisions in Article 45 hereof, Our Company shall pay the Proceeds of Sale to the Consignor in RMB currency after 35 days from the Sale Date.
Article 24 Overdue Payment
If full payment by the Buyer is not received by the expiration of the payment period under ARTICLE 45 thereof, the Buyer shall bear all legal responsibilities caused by such overdue payment. Our Company will pay the Sales Proceeds to the Consignor within seven (7) working days (meanwhile such payment shall be made after 35 days from the Sale Date as well) after receiving the full payment from the Buyer.
Article 25 cancellation
In the event that the Buyer not making full payment to Our Company within 30 days from the Sale Date, the Consignor is authorized to cancel the transaction by giving Our Company a notice in writing and subject to prior approval from Our Company. A cancellation notice is to be dispatched to the Buyer within 7 working days after such decision regarding the approval of the cancellation is made by Our Company. In the event that the Buyer makes full payment and/or nish collect procedure before the ser-vice of the cancellation notice of the Consignor to the Company, such notice shall be deemed to be terminated automatically, and the transaction is to be carried out in accordance with Article 24 and the Consignor shall cooperate with Our Company and under no circumstance to raise any objection. In the event that the Consignor cancel the transaction, the Consignor must collect the Lot within 30 days from the date of Our Company’s notice being received (fees for the packaging and transportation shall be paid by the Consignor). In the event that the Consignor fails to collect the Lot within the aforesaid period, Article 31 shall apply.
Article 26 Taxes
The Consignor shall be solely responsible for paying any tax im-posed on its Sale Proceeds in accordance with the relevant law. Our Company is entitled to withhold the tax from Sale Proceeds directly in accordance with the relevant tax laws enacted by the national and local government.
Article 27 Assistance in Collecting Deferred Payments
In the event the Buyer fails to make full payment to Our Company within seven days of the Sale Date, Our Company is entitled to recover the remuneration and other Expenses payable by the Buyer in accordance with Article 52 hereof and to take necessary measures to assist the Consignor in collecting overdue payments where it is considered by Our Company to be practicable. How-ever, Our Company shall have no obligation to sue the Buyer on behalf of the Consignor in any circumstances.
Article 28 Our Company’s Discretion
Our Company may determine the following matters, as the case maybe, upon authorization of the Consignor (at the Consignor’s expense):
(1) to agree special terms on how to make the payment of Pur-chase Price;
(2) to settle claims brought by the Buyer or the Consignor in ac-cordance with relevant terms and conditions hereof;
(3) to take other necessary steps to collect the overdue payment owed by the Buyer to the Consignor.
Article 29 Unsold Lot
In the event that the Lot is not sold, the Consignor shall take back the Lot within 30 days after receipt of Our Company’s notice (packing and transportation at the Consignor’s own expense) and pay Our Company the fees for unsuccessful auction and all other Expenses. The consignment contract between the Consignor and
Our Company shall be terminated upon the collection of the Lot by the Consignor. If the Consignor fails to collect the Lot within the aforesaid period, the consignment contract shall be terminated upon the expiration of the aforesaid period and other things shall be handled in accordance with Article 31.
Article 30 Risks and losses
In the event that the Consignor fails to take back the Lot within the abovementioned period, the Consignor shall take liability for all risk and /or losses that occurs after the expiration of such period. In the case that the Consignor requires Our Company to assist in returning the Lot, the Consignor shall be liable for all risks and/or all losses and bear all the expenses. Generally, Our Company is not responsible for the arrangement of transportation insurance unless the Consignor speci cally instructs Our Company to do so and bears the insurance premium.
Article 31 Recaption of Lots
For the reason that the Lot is not auctioned(Article 11), or the Consignor withdraws the Lot(Article 13), or the Consignor cancels the transaction(Article 25), or the Lot is unsold(Article 29) and so on, the Consignor shall take back the Lot within 30 days after receipt of Our Company’s notice.
If the Consignor fails to take back the Lot within the aforesaid pe-riod, Our Company shall be entitled to store the Lot in Our Com-pany or other places and any expense and/or risk arising from this shall be borne by the Consignor.
Before the full payment is made by the Consignor, Our Company shall be entitled to set up a lien on the Lot. In the event that the Consignor delays the reception of the Lot more than 30 days, Our Company shall be entitled to resell the Lot by auction or in other ways under the conditions Our Company considers appropriate depending on the concrete situations. Our Company will pay to the Consignor the remaining amount (if any) after deducting fees owed by the Consignor and fees for the dispose of the Lot, including but not limited to the service fee, storage fee, insurance fee, carriage fee and notary fee, from the Proceeds of Sale. The remaining amount shall be taken back by the Consignor himself.
Chapter III Conditions Mainly Concerning the Bidder and the Buy-er
Article 32 Catalogue of Lot
Our Company will prepare a catalogue to introduce the status of the Lot with words and/or pictures for the convenience of Bidders and Consignors. The words, Reference Price, pictures of the catalogue and other images and advertisements are only reference for Bidders and are subject to revision by Our Company before auction. Our Company provides no guarantee for the au-thenticity, value, tone, quality and aw or defect of any Lot.
Article 33 Catalogue and Illustration
In case that the tone, color, graduation and shape of the Lot shown in catalogue and/or any other illustrations, images and advertisements differ from those of the original of the Lot due to print, photograph and other technical reasons, the original shall apply.
Any statement and appraisal in any ways (including but not limited to the certi cate, catalogue, slide show, news media, website) of any Lot made by Our Company and Our Company’s employees or their agents are only for reference and shall not be relied on as any guarantee for the Lot. Our Company and Our Company’s employees or their agents shall undertake no liability for any in-accuracy or omission in the statements and appraisal mentioned above.
Article 34 The Bidder’s Responsibility
Our Company holds no responsibility for the guarantee for the aws with regard to the authenticity and/or quality of a Lot. The
Bidder shall personally inspect and investigate the original Lot which it intends to bid for before the Auction Date. The Bidder shall judge the Lot, by itself, whether the Lot conforms to the descriptions, rather than relaying on the catalogue, other images, and advertisements of the Lot issued to make the decision.
Article 35 Registration of Bidders
In the case of a natural person, The Bidder shall ll and sign the registration documents before the Auction Date with a valid identi-ty card, or passport or other certi cates approved by the People’s Republic of China. In the case of a legal entity or other organi-zation, The Bidder shall ll and sign the registration documents before the Auction Date with a valid certi cate of registration, ID of legal representative or other legal authorization certi cates and collect a paddle af xed with number.
The paddle af xed with number is the only evidence of the Bid-der’s participation in bid. Each Bidder shall take good care of his or her paddle af xed with number and shall not lend it to any third party. In case of losing such paddle, the Bidder shall report the losing in writing pursuant to the procedure agreed by Our Compa-ny.
All bid offered by the person holding the paddle is deemed to be offered by the registered owner of the paddle, whatever he or she is entrusted by the Bidder or not. The Bidder shall be liable for us-ing his or her paddle bid in the auction process, unless the Bidder goes through the procedure for report of losing in the form of writ-ing agreed by our Company and such paddle af xed number has been cancelled by the auctioneer’s announcement in the auction process.
Article 36 Deposit
respect to the basis of the objection, make the payment of secu-rity pursuant to our Company’s provisions and is willing to take all legal responsibilities for all legal repercussions and losses caused by the suspension of the auction;
(3) Our Company has an objection to the explanation of the Con-signor or the accuracy of the Consignor’s warranty provided in Article 8;
(4) Any evidence proves the Consignor has already violated or is to violate any term of this Conditions; and
(5) Any other reasonable causes.
Article 13 Withdrawal of Lots by Consignor
The Consignor may withdraw the Lot at any time prior to the Auction Date subject to Our Company’s consent and a written notice stating the reasons. In the case that the catalogue or any other advertisements listing the Lot have begun to print upon the Consignor’s withdrawal, the Consignor shall pay an amount equal to 20% of the Reserve of the Lot (if no Reserve, the agreed insurance amount shall be applicable) and other Expenses in connection therewith. In the case that the catalogue or other advertisement has not been printed, the Consignor shall pay an amount equal to 10% of the Reserve of the Lot (if no Reserve, the agreed insurance amount shall be applicable) and other related Expenses. No dispute or claim arising out of the Consignor’s with-drawal shall be born by auctioneer. Such dispute and claim shall be borne by the Consignor.
If the Consignor withdraws the Lot, the Consignor shall take back the Lot within 30 days from the date of Our Company’s notice being received (fees for the packaging and transportation shall be paid by the Consignor). In the case that the Consignor fails to take back the Lot within the aforesaid period, Article 31 shall apply.
Article 14 Insured Automatically
Unless otherwise instructed by the Consignor in writing, all the Lots will be automatically covered under the insurance of Our Company as soon as the Consignor signs the consignment con-tract with Our Company and delivers the Lot to Our Company. The insurance premium shall be borne by the Consignor. The insurance amount shall be based on the Reserve agreed by the Consignor and Our Company in the consignment contract (if no Reserve, the agreed insurance amount shall be applicable; if the Reserve is adjusted, it shall be the original Reserve). The insurance amount is only applicable to insurance and claim for compensation, and is not Our Company’s warranty or security for the value of the Lot and does not mean that the Lot can be sold for an amount equal to the insurance amount through the auction held by Our Company.
Article 15 Insurance Premium
Unless otherwise agreed by the Consignor and us, the Consignor shall pay the insurance premium equal to 1% of the Hammer Price of the Lot after the Lot is sold. In the case that the Lot fails to be sold, the insurance fee payable by the Consignor shall be 1% of the Reserve (if no Reserve, the agreed insurance amount shall be applicable).
Article 16 Insurance Period
In the case that the Lot is sold, the insurance period shall termi-nate on the earlier of expiry of seven days after Sale Date and the date when the Buyer collects the Lot. In the case that the Lot fails to be sold, the insurance period shall terminate upon the expiry of seven days after the Consignor has received Our Company’s notice to take back the Lot.
Article 17 Insurance by Consignor
In the event that the Consignor noti es Our Company not to ar-range insurance for the Lot in writing, it shall undertake to bear all the risks and the following liabilities (unless otherwise judged by court or arbitration commission):
(1) To indemnify Our Company from and against any claims or actions incurred or brought by any third party with respect to the losses or damages of the Lot;
(2) To hold Our Company and/or any other parties from and against any losses and expenses in relation to the damages and/or losses of the Lot caused by any reason; and
(3) To notify the terms of indemnity hereunder to any insurer of the Lot.
Article 18 Uninsured
Our Company will not be liable for the damages or losses of the Lot caused by the Consignor, the Bidder, the Buyer, natural wear, inherent flaws, inherent or potential defects, inherent material changes, self-combustion, self-warming, oxidation, rust, leakage, rat-bite, woodworm, changes in atmosphere (climate or tempera-ture), changes in humidity or temperature, normal changes in water level, or other reasons of natural changes and caused by earthquake, tsunami, war, actions similar to war, hostile actions, armed con icts, terrorism, rebellion, coup, strike, riots, or nuclear ssion, nuclear fusion, nuclear weapon, unclear material, nuclear
radiation, or radioactive pollution. Our Company will also not take responsibility for any damages to or any losses of frames, glass, drawer, bottom mat, trestle, mounting, insert pages, roller or other similar accessories caused by any reason.
Article 19 Insurance Indemnity and Repair
Any damages or losses of the Lot caused by incidents or disas-ters covered by insurance Our Company purchased for the Lot
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The Bidder shall pay a deposit to Our Company to participate the auction held y Our Company before receiving the paddle af xed with number. The amount of deposit will be announced by Our Company before the Auction Date. Our Company will refund all the deposit mentioned above with no interest to the Bidder within ve working days after the auction in case the Bidder fails to ac-
quire any Lot in auction. In the event that the Bidder acquires any Lot at auction, the deposit will be taken as part of Purchase Price payable by the Buyer and the balance (if any) will be refunded with no interest at the collection of the Lot by the Bidder.
Article 37 Our Company’s Option
Our Company is entitled, at its own discretion, to forbid any one from participating in the auction held by Our Company, taking a picture, making sound recording or making a video recording during the auction.
Article 38 Handling of Abnormal Events
In case of any abnormal events occurs at the auction, Our Com-pany may take necessary actions. In case of any dispute occurs at the site of auction, Our Company has rights to settle such dis-pute by mediation.
Article 39 Bidding as Principal
Any person who bids shall be deemed as principal, unless the Bidder submits to Our Company a written certi cate stating that it is the agent of a certain Bidder (principal). The said certi cate shall be subject to Our Company’s written approval before the Auction Date.
Article 40 Auctioneer’s Discretion
The auctioneer is entitled to increase or decrease the bidding ladder on behalf of Our Company, refuse any bidding, or restart auction in case any dispute arises.
Article 41 Screen of Video Images and Foreign Exchange
At the auction, there will be a video screen or other screens in operation used by Our Company for the convenience of Bidders. the contents illustrated are only for reference. However, there are maybe errors in amounts, numbers or pictures of the Lot, or foreign exchange rate on the screen. Our Company shall not be liable for any losses and damages caused by such errors.
Article 42 Successful Bid
When the highest bidding is con rmed by the auctioneer’s knock-ing the gavel or in other manners of public confirmation, the Bidder with the highest bidding succeeds in the bid and the sale contract of the Lot between the Buyer and the Consignor is con-cluded.
Article 43 Auction Record
Our Company will prepare a written record of the auction signed by the auctioneer and the recorder. In case of conclusion of auc-tion, the buyer shall also sign the record.
At the auction held by Our Company, the Buyer shall sign the written confirmation after the highest bid is confirmed by the Auctioneer via knocking the gavel or in other manners of public con rmation.
Article 44 Remuneration and Expenses
The Bidder will become the Buyer of the Lot after succeeding in bidding and shall pay Our Company remuneration equal to 15% of the Hammer Price; meanwhile, the Seller shall pay Our Company other Expenses as well.
Article 45 Payment
The Buyer shall make full payments in a lump sum and collect the Lot (package and transportation at the Buyer’s expense) within seven days after the Sale Date; otherwise, the Buyer shall be liable for breach of contract.
Article 46 Currency
All payments shall be made in the currency, Chinese RMB, as designated by Our Company. In the event that the Buyer wishes to make payment in a currency other than Chinese RMB, the buy-er shall inform Our Company’s nance department in advance, and the currency shall be converted by our Financial Department at the rate announced by the bank of deposit. The Buyer shall reimburse Our Company for any bank charges, commission, and other expenses incurred while converting a foreign currency into Chinese RMB.
Article 47 Transfer of Ownership
The Buyer could collect and acquire ownership of the Lot only after having paid full Purchase Price.
Article 48 Transfer of Risks
After a successful bid, any Lot purchased shall be entirely at Buy-er’s risk upon the occurrence of any of the following conditions:
(1) The Buyer collects the Lot purchased; or
(2) The expiry of seven days after Sale Date.
Article 49 Collection of the Lot
The Buyer shall collect the purchased Lot at our company’s domi-
cile or other place appointed by Our Company within seven days after the Sale Date. In case of failure to do so, the Buyer shall be solely responsible for all risks and losses of the Lot and bear all expenses for transportation, storage and insurance in connection therewith due to delay. Nevertheless the Lot is still preserved by Our Company or any other agents, Our Company and Our Com-pany’s employees or their agents shall not be liable for any losses and damages of the Lot caused by any reason.
Article 50 Package and Transportation
Our Company is entitled, at its own discretion, to decide whether to accept the Buyer’s request of providing packaging and handling service for the purchased Lot. The Buyer shall be liable for any loss arising thereupon. In no circumstances shall Our Company take any liability for any damages or losses of glass, frames, drawer, bottom mat, trestle, mounting, insert pages, roller or other similar accessories arising out of any reason. In addition, Our Company shall undertake no liability for any mistake, omissions, damages and losses caused by the packers or carriers Our Com-pany recommended.
Article 51 Export of the Lot
Our Company will make explanation in the catalogue or at the auction for the Lot prohibited to be exported pursuant to the Pro-tection Law of Cultural Relic of the People’s Republic of China and other relevant laws and regulations.
Pursuant to the Protection Law of Cultural Relic of the People’s Republic of China and other relevant laws and regulations, the Buyer shall be responsible for applying for export license in accor-dance with Chinese laws for the Lot permitted to be exported.
Article 52 Remedies for Non-payment
In the case that the Buyer fails to make full payment within the pe-riod provided in Article 45 hereof, Our Company shall be entitled to exercise one or more of the following remedies, and the Buyer shall compensate the expesnes and costs ( including lawyer’s fee ) incurred :
(1) In the event that the Buyer fails to make full payment of the Purchase Price within the stipulated period after acquiring the Lot, the deposit shall not be refunded to the Buyer and the Buyer shall undertake all liabilities in accordance with this Conditions. If the Buyer acquires several Lots with the same paddle af xed with number, all of the deposit shall not be refunded in the event of the failure to pay any one of the Purchase Price of the Lot in accor-dance with the stipulated time limit. In the event that the deposit is insuf cient to cover all losses suffered by Our Company, the Buyer shall make further compensation for the balance between the deposit and the actual losses suffered by our Company ;
(2) If the Buyer fails to pay Our Company the Purchase Price in full pursuant to Article 45 of these Conditions, Our Company shall have the right to provide all or part of the data or information about the Buyer to any third party in cooperation with Our Company for purposes of entrusting such third party to collect all or part of the default payment from the Buyer;
(3) In the event that the Buyer fails to make the full payment of the Purchase Price within seven days after the Sale day, Our Compa-ny shall be entitled to charge the Buyer an interest at a rate of 0.1% per day on the outstanding amount from the eighth day after the Sale Date until the date upon which such payment is made in full, unless otherwise agreed upon by the Buyer and our Company.
(4) To commence lawsuit proceedings against the Buyer for all losses and damages caused by the Buyer’s breach of contract, including but not limited to the losses of interest caused by the overdue payment or the refusal to pay by the Buyer.
(5) To exercise a lien both on the Lot or any other Lots purchased by the same Buyer at the auction held by Our Company and on any properties or property rights of the Buyer possessed by Our Company due to any reason. The Buyer is responsible for all expenses or risks occurred during the period of lien. In case the Buyer fails to perform all relevant obligations hereunder within the period designated by Our Company, Our Company shall have the right to dispose of the retain items in accordance with Article 53(2). In case the proceeds cannot cover all payables by the Buyer to Our Company, Our Company is entitled to claim for the balance;
(6) In the event that the Buyer fails to make the full payment to Our Company within 35 days from the Sale Date, Our Company is entitled to cancel or approve the Consignor to cancel the sale of the Lot and/or other Lots sold to the same Buyer at this auction or any other auctions and reserve the right to claim for any losses caused by such cancellation.
(7) To carry out a re-sale of the Lot by public auction or other ways subject to the consent of the Consignor. The former Buyer shall be liable to the remuneration/commission and other Expens-es which shall be paid by the Buyer and the Consignor at the rst auction as well as all Expenses for re-sale of the Lot by public auctions or other ways. In addition, if the Purchase Price actually received by the Consignor by re-sale through public auctions or other ways of such Lot is lower than the former Purchase Price, the former Buyer shall also make up the difference.
Article 53 Remedies for Deferred Collection
In case the Buyer fails to collect the purchased Lot within the peri-od provided in Article 45 hereof, Our Company shall be entitled to exercise one or more of the following remedies:
(1) To arrange storage of the Lot at Our Company or any other places at Buyer’s risk and expense. The Buyer shall not collect the Lot unless the full Purchase Price is paid (package and trans-
portation at the Buyer’s expense);
(2) To exercise a lien on the purchased Lot. In the event that the Buyer fails to collect the Lot for 30 days, Our Company is entitled to, as the case maybe, resell the Lot by public auction or in other ways under the conditions Our Company considers appropriate and Our Company will pay to the Buyer the remaining amount (if any) after deducting the storage fee, insurance fee, transportation fee, notary fee as well as all expense arising from the disposal of the Lot by Our Company
Chapter IV Miscellaneous
Article 54 Con dentiality
Our Company shall be obligated to keep the confidentiality of any information provided to Our Company in accordance with the relevant laws and regulations of the People’s Republic of China and this conditions.
Article 55 Identi cation
If necessary, Our Company may authenticate the Lot at Our Com-pany’s own discretion. All expenses with respect to the authentica-tion shall be borne by the Consignor. In case of any discrepancy between the conclusion of the authentication and the conditions of the Lot stated in the consignment contract, Our Company shall be entitled to modify or rescind the consignment contract without bearing any responsibilities.
Article 56 Copyright
Our Company shall be entitled to take photographs, make illus-trations, catalogue or other images relating to the Lot consigned to Our Company for auction and shall have the copyright for such photographs, illustrations, catalogue or other images mentioned above.
Article 57 Exemption
Our Company shall undertake no liability for any breach of con-tract committed by the Buyer or the Consignor.
Article 58 Notice in Written
Both the Bidder and Consignor shall notify Our Company of their valid and regular contacting address. If there is any change, Our Company shall be noti ed in writing immediately. All notices referred in this Conditions shall be in writing and shall be delivered by post or transmitted by fax. A notice sent by post shall be deemed to have been sent on the date when Our Company gives it to post office and shall be deemed to be re-ceived by the addressee via normal mail service. A notice sent by fax, shall be deemed to be received on the date when it is faxed.
Article 59 Severability
If any provision or part of this Conditions is found to be invalid, unlawful or unenforceable by a competent agency of Chinese government, the other provision or part of this Conditions shall re-main effective and shall be observed and performed by the parties concerned.
Article 60 Settlement of Disputes
If any dispute arises from the participation in the auction held by Our Company pursuant to this Condition, all parties concerned shall submit such dispute to Shanghai Arbitration Commission for arbitration which shall be conducted in accordance with the Com-mission’s arbitration rules. The arbitral award is nal and binding upon both parties.
Article 61 Language
This Conditions is written in Chinese. The English version is only for reference and does not have legal effectiveness. In case of any discrepancy between the Chinese version and the English version, the Chinese version shall prevail
Article 62 Copyright of these Conditions
Our Company has the copyright of this Conditions.
Article 63 Singular and Plural
In the provisions of this Conditions, the singular includes the plural and vice versa where the context requires.
Article 64 Right to alternation
In case of any amendment to this Conditions, Our Company has the right to publish the amended version in any way Our Company considers appropriate. Our Company will not inform each individual who has read the former versions of this Conditions.
Article 65 Date of Effectiveness
This Conditions takes effect on December 20, 2007.
Article 66 Contact Information
If your rights have been infringed due to any violation of the Auc-tion Law occurred at the auction, you can report the complaint to Commercial and Administrative Authorities of Shanghai.
Article 67 Right to Interpret
Within the permission by laws, Our Company has the right to in-terpret this Conditions at our own discretion.
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ABSENTEE BID FORMConsignor’s Name _______________________________________ ID/Passport No._________________________________________ Address________________________________________________ City____________ State ____________ Zip Code_____________Telephone/Home_____________ Business___________________ Phone______________________ Date______________________Fax_________________ Email____________________________
Agent’s Name _________________________________________ ID/Passport No._________________________________________ Address_______________________________________________ City____________ State ____________ Zip Code_____________Telephone/Home_____________ Business___________________ Phone______________________ Date______________________Fax_________________ Email___________________________
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Please bid on my behalf at the above sale for the following Lot(s) up to the price(s) mentioned below. 1.Shanghai Hosane Auctions Co., Ltd. assumes no liability for the au-thenticity and or uality or aws of any lot.2. If any bid is successful, I agree to pay a buyer’s premium on the ham-mer price at the rate of 15% and other expenses within 7 days after the sale. The package and delivery expenses are on me. 3. To secure the bidding, this form has to be delivered to the company 24 hours before the sale date. 4. I have read the Conditions of Business and notices printed in the sale catalogue and agree to be bound by them.
Consignor Signed ____________________________
Agent Signed ____________________________
Please check your bids carefully before sent. We do not take responsibility for any written error. If there are two or more identical highest bids, the priority will go to the earliest Absentee Bid Form we received.
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PLEASE MAIL OR FAX TOShanghai Hosane Auction Co., Ltd5F, No.763 Meng Zi Road, Shanghai, ChinaTel: +86-21-23286888Fax: +86-21-53060053
Hosane’s Bank Account Account Name: Shanghai Hosane Auction Co., LTD.Account No.: 03389800040009551 Bank of Account: AGRICULTURAL BANK OF CHINA, SHANGHAI XUHUI SUB-BRANCH
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Hosane 2014 Autumn Auctions
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LOT 8029 周春芽 《黑根-女主人》（局部）
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上海市黄浦区蒙自路763号新富港中心1座5楼 邮编：200023 5/F, Tower 1, New Richport, No.763 Mengzi Road, Huangpu District Tel+86-21-23286888 Fax+86-21-53060053
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