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A 19th century Islamic manuscript leaf, probably Ottoman, 17 lines of religious verse, hand-scrivened in Arabic calligraphy, the heading illuminated in gold and polychrome with foliage discusses Creation, the whole within ruled borders, 11.6cm x 7cm, mounted and framed, 25.5cm x 21cm. Generally good condition with just a couple of minor surface blemishes to the recto of the leaf; some light rippling.
A CHINESE WALLPAPER 'CAT AND RAT' PANELQING DYNASTY, 18TH CENTURYThe foreground with figures despatching rats, with three standing figures to the side one holding a cat and a cat below resting in a bamboo container, a cat recumbent in an open window above with a rat and to the side rats play on a table and chair, with calligraphy wishing for children for three generations, a large building and mountains beyond114cm x 50cm to inner edge of frame清18世纪 外销市井风情图墙纸Condition Report: some surface wear stains cracks and scratches but overall in quite presentable condition for the ageCondition Report Disclaimer
A Pair of Chinese Porcelain Cache Pots, in Kangxi style, of flared square form, painted in famille verte enamels with figures at various pursuits and with calligraphy, on hardwood stands12cm wideBoth drilled. Heavy glaze chips and fritting mainly to the edges. No restoration.902 grams combined (porcelain)
Two Chinese scroll paintings Two Chinese scroll paintings, one framed on paper with pond illustration with ducks and flowers accompanied by calligraphy text and chop marks, the second unframed on canvas with poem and painted scenes separated by two block of calligraphy text with chop marks.framed scroll: 43cm x 147cm unframed: 175cm x 45cm
Group of Canton porcelainChinese, 19th Century, comprising a plate decorated with figures, 25cm across, two miniature teapots, a cup and saucer, 13cm across, together with a tea canister decorated with vases and other objects, 15.5cm high and a teapot decorated with deer and calligraphy, 14cm high (7)At present, there is no condition report prepared for this lot, this in no way indicates a good condition, please contact the saleroom for a full condition report.
A group of brassware, comprising a vase of oval form, bearing Oriental calligraphy, 20cm high, an Eastern vase of baluster form, with a elongated trumpet stem bearing Arabic lettering, 14.5cm high, and a brass bell, on an ornate decorative support, depicting a female figure with outswept wings, etc., 33cm high.
A Chinese porcelain prunus pattern lamp base, 20th century, the cong shaped vase later converted to a lamp base, and decorated with white prunus branches, against a brown ground, raised on a wooden base, with twin light fitting, 65cm high overall, with a further Chinese porcelain rouleau shaped lamp base, decorated with extensive calligraphy to the exterior, 66cm high (2) Lighting lots are sold as decorative items only, prospective buyers must consult with a qualified electrician before use or installation of these items.
A very pretty, ornate, hand painted antique Austrian porcelain, 12” high vase from the Robert Hanke Porcelain factory in Ladowitz, Bohemia, Austria. The vase has a cream background and blue chrysanthemum type flowers. It has a gold leaf rim, arms and other decoration. Mark on base is calligraphy type RH inside a hexagonal shape. MADE IN AUSTRIA 3430
A Chinese famille rose plate decorated with flowers and calligraphy in roundels, single character mark to base, 17.5cms diameter; together with a Chinese shallow footed dish decorated with a mythical beast within a border of foliage and flowers, six character mark to base, 16cms diameter (2).
MASAAKI HASEGAWA (Tokyo, Japan, 1987)."Virginity of colour", 2022.Pastel and oil on canvas.Attached certificate issued by the artist.Signed and dated on the back.Measurements: 90 x 90 cm.Linked to the world of sport, after winning the Inter High School Taekwondo Championship in Japan, Masaaki Hasegawa began his career as a professional MMA fighter in Japan, while studying finance and obtaining a degree in International Business. He then began his career as an investment strategist at Daiwa Capital Markets. However, he changed his life to devote himself fully to art, focusing especially on conceptual art. In his artistic work he founded Creatvida in 2014, which is a platform that hosts different creative profiles worldwide. In 2015 he published his first book "Yes, you are creative" and, in 2016, the second book, "New paradigm of creativity", in addition he also leads the project "Connect People Thru Art Beyond Borders" and is an advisor to the Contemporary Museum of Calligraphy in Moscow. His work has been exhibited at the Bauhaus Center in Tel-Aviv, Paper Pavilion in Madrid, Urvanity Art and We Crave, and he has intervened in Google installations. Masaaki Hasegawa has also created the largest calligraphy work in Europe on the roof of the Zapadores Museum in Madrid.
LLUIS CLARAMUNT (Barcelona, 1951 - Zarautz, Gipuzkoa, 2000)."Landscape of Madrid", 1981.Oil on canvas.With an information label on the back from the Galería Dau al Set (Barcelona).Work exhibited in "Luis Claramunt XI-82".Signed and dated in the upper right-hand corner.Dated in the lower right-hand corner.Measurements: 130 x 162 cm; 131 x 163 cm (frame).During this decade, the artist painted mainly urban spaces. Streets, squares, harbours, all those places where a truly spontaneous activity takes place, spaces in which he finds real situations and scenes, linked to a life without filters, and which bring him closer to an instinctive and immediate world, not in keeping with the family background of his childhood and youth. Lluis Claramunt left his family environment in Barcelona's Ensanche to go and live in the more humble areas of the city, around the Plaza Real and the Ramblas, where he found the necessary experiences that would become the subjects of his paintings. But Barcelona is not the only setting for his work. Madrid, Seville and Marrakech. A self-taught painter, draughtsman, photographer and engraver, Lluís Claramunt spent his life between Barcelona, Madrid, Seville, Bilbao and Marrakesh, and developed an oeuvre influenced by Isidre Nonell and marked by an expressionism in its beginnings, which gradually disappeared until it became a minimal calligraphy. From the 1970s onwards he held solo exhibitions in leading galleries such as Dau al Set in Barcelona, Quatre Gats in Palma de Mallorca, Juana de Aizpuru in Seville and Buades in Madrid, and he also took part in Arco (1984, 1988). He has also had solo exhibitions in New York, Amsterdam, Graz (Austria) and Lisbon. In 2012 his work was also shown in the solo exhibition "El viatge vertical", held at the MACBA in Barcelona. He is currently represented at the MACBA, the Fundació Vila Casas, the La Caixa Collection, the Museo de Bellas Artes de Álava, the Asociación Colección de Arte Contemporáneo de Madrid, the Consejo Superior de Deportes and the Ministerio de Cultura in the same city and the Caja Madrid Collection. Claramunt has recently exhibited at the prestigious Marc Domenech gallery in Barcelona, who dedicated his exhibition "Luis Claramunt. Años 80" entirely dedicated to the artist's work. The exhibition, held in May 2016, featured more than seventy works which demonstrated the artist's predilection for urban spaces, represented through a totally expressionistic palette in which a dynamic and vibrant palette predominates.
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