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12 Zoomorphic Calligraphy PrintsParastou Forouhar geb. 1962 Teheran "Persian for beginners" 1997 je u. li. sign. faruhar Ed. Rose Issa Projects, London Exemplare 22/25, auf Hahnemühle je 40 x 30 cm (Blattmaß) Mit einen signierten "Certificate of Authenticity", in originaler Leinenbox. Das Werk wurde von der Künstlerin gespendet zugunsten Frankfurter Künstlerinnen und Künstler im Lockdown.
A mixed lot of pictures including an oil on canvas of a sailing ship, a framed watercolour of a 'Dozing Barn Owl', signed Becky Meuting, 2007, a framed wash drawing of fishing boats on the shore, two framed prints of locomotives 'King' and 'Monmouth Castle', a framed poster for Dutch East Africa Line plus a framed oil on board of a cathedral above a river
A BLACK-GROUND PORCELAIN ‘CORNELIS PRONK’ SQUARE BALUSTER VASE, 18TH CENTURYChina, c. 1734-1740. The rounded sides rising from a splayed foot to a tapering neck with an everted rim, finely painted in bright enamels with redcurrants on a branch with foliage, reserved on a black ground.Provenance: British private collection. Condition: Overall, very good condition with some old wear and firing flaws, some chips to edges, expected pitting and glaze recesses, occasional light scratches and traces of use.Weight: 1,529 gDimensions: Height 28.8 cmHaving been inspired in form by archaic Chinese bronzes, this vase was designed by the Dutch draftsman Cornelis Pronk (1691-1759), who was employed by the Dutch East India Company to produce porcelain designs from 1734 until 1740. Pronk incorporated in many of his designs details taken from prints by the Dutch-Swiss botanist, Marie Sybille Merian (1646-1717), and the decoration on these vases closely copy Merian’s botanical studies (see William Motley, Think Pink, Cohen & Cohen, Reigate, 2013, page 60 for a discussion of these designs).The vases were made in two styles: tall and slim (as in the present lot), or shorter and broader. Motley states that there are three known designs, which he calls ‘dewbury’, ‘fritillary’, and ‘redcurrant’, after the botanical specimens they represent. Due to the small output of porcelain designed by Pronk, the few vases that have survived are highly prized, and meticulously decorated examples such as the present lot are rare.Literature comparison: A three-piece garniture, of the shorter variety, and with the ‘redcurrant’ design, is in the Östiatiska Museet, Stockholm, illustrated by Jan Wirgin, Fran Kina till Europa, Stockholm, 1998, p. 175, no. 189. A single vase of the taller and slimmer type but of inverted shape, which has the same design as on the present vase, was sold at Christie’s London, 22 June 1981, lot 145, and published by Anthony du Boulay, Christie’s Pictorial History of Chinese Ceramics, Oxford, 1984, p. 269.Auction result comparison: Compare with a pair of square beaker vases with the same design at Christie’s London in Noble & Private Collections on 27 October 2015, lot 70, sold for GBP 26,250. Compare also with a three-piece garniture of the same design, featuring two very similar vases, at Christie’s London in Noble & Private Collections Part I on 25 April 2017, lot 118, sold for GBP 27,500, and a pair of near identical vases in the same auction, lot 119, sold for GBP 18,750.十八世紀黑地粉彩花卉紋方瓶 中國,約1734-1740年。方瓶四角圓滑,底足外張,頸部向上逐漸變細。明亮的粉彩琺琅,描繪了紅醋栗,樹枝上有葉子,黑色釉地。 來源:英國私人收藏 品相:總體而言,狀況非常好,有一些舊磨損和燒制缺陷,邊緣有一些磕損,預期的凹痕和釉面凹陷,偶有的輕微划痕和使用痕跡。 重量:1,529 克 尺寸:高28.8 厘米 拍賣結果比較:同款裝飾紋的一對方瓶售于倫敦佳士得Noble & Private Collections 拍場2015年10月27日, lot 70, 售價GBP 26,250;一組相同裝飾的三瓶售于倫敦佳士得Noble & Private Collections Part I 拍場,2017年4月25日, lot 118, 售價GBP 27,500;一對幾乎一模一樣的花瓶在同一拍場, lot 119, 售價GBP 18,750.
LU ZONGGUI, DATED 1229: AN IMPORTANT SONG DYNASTY ALBUMChina. Eight watercolors on thin silk. With two hardwood covers. Painted in classic Song dynasty style, each of the leaves shows superior artistic skill and inspiration. Only a few albums of comparable condition and caliber have been on the market during the last decades. This is one of the rare works of art where the quality entirely speaks for itself.Inscriptions: Made in the 5th month of the summer of the year yichou (corresponding to 1229), which is the second year of the Shaoding era, executed by the ‘painter in attendance’ of the imperial painting academy, Lu Zonggui.Provenance: The Winzinger Collection of Chinese Prints and Paintings, Germany. The Professor Walter Gebhardt Collection of Chinese Paintings, Bayreuth, Germany, acquired from the above. Private collection, Vienna, acquired from the above. Franz Winzinger (1910-1983) was a German painter, art historian, and important art collector. He published many works on other artists, including Albrecht Dürer, Katsushika Hokusai, and Toshusai Sharaku, and built one of the most important collections of East Asian graphic art in Germany.Condition: Good condition, especially given the age and the sensibility of the material, with only minor abrasions and fading, soiling, creasing and pinholes, browning.Dimensions: Image size 31 x 24 cm (each) wood cover 40 x 28.5 cmPublished: Chinesische Farbdrucke und Malereien der Sammlung Winzinger (Chinese Prints and Paintings from the Winzinger Collection), Ausstellung der Albrecht Duerer Gesellschaft im Germanischen Nationalmuseum Nuernberg (An Exhibition of the Albrecht Durer Society in the German National Museum Nuremberg), 1974, nos. 138-145, and illustrated on the title of the catalog. Chinesische Farbdrucke und Malereien der Sammlung Winzinger (Chinese Prints and Paintings from the Winzinger Collection), Graphische Sammlung Albertina Wien (The Albertina Collection Vienna), 1975, nos. 138-145, and illustrated on the title of the catalog. In these two publications, the album has been described as follows: “The eight sheets together build an album of Song dynasty paintings, predominantly painted in the style of Li Ti.” Originals of both exhibition catalogs accompany this lot. Each of the eight leaves is listed separately on the following catalog pages:138 - White bird on a blooming branch139 - Anemones (illustrated on the cover of both catalogs)140 - Blooming branch with large leaves141 - Roses and warbler142 - Bindweed branch with hazy blue blossoms143 - Wisteria and Mantis144 - Duck fledgling with orchis145 - Peonies, this leaf bearing the signature of Lu ZongguiLu Zonggui was originally from Chekiang. He is noted for his highly detailed and naturalistic depictions of flowers, bamboo, and animals. He was a member of the academy in Hangzhou from 1228-1233.The album also contains many Chinese collector’s seals, which indicate the high age and authenticity of this work. Similar paintings have been listed in the register of the ‘Ten Bamboo Hall’ as templates for their woodblock prints.Literature comparison: Osvald Siren II, page 37-70 and 63. Osvald Siren III, plates 244 and 245.魯宗貴,1229年:宋代重要花鳥冊頁中國。絹本設色。冊頁,木製封面。經典的宋朝風格繪畫,八幅冊頁中的每一幅都展現出卓越的藝術技巧和極大的靈感。在過去的幾十年裡,只有極少數畫冊具有可比作品在市場上出現。 落款:紹定二年(1229年)己丑嵗夏五月畫院待詔魯宗貴制來源:德國溫茨格Winzinger中國版畫與繪畫收藏;格哈德 Gebhardt教授中國繪畫收藏;維也納私人收藏。Franz Winzinger (1910-1983) 是一個德國畫家、藝術史學家以及重要的收藏家。他出版了許多其他藝術家的作品,包括Albrecht Dürer、Katsushika Hokusai和Toshusai Sharakuwas。他建立了德國最重要的東亞平面藝術收藏。品相:品相良好,相比材料的高年代和敏感性,整體只有輕微的擦傷和褪色,少量污漬,一些摺痕和小洞,一些褐變。尺寸:圖畫每張 31 x 24 厘米,木製封面 40 x 28.5 厘米。出版:《溫茨格收藏中的中國版畫與繪畫》 (Chinesische Farbdrucke und Malereien der Sammlung Winzinger ),紐倫堡日耳曼國家博物館阿爾布雷希特·丢勒協會展覽,1974,138-145號, 在展覽目錄中可見插圖;《溫茨格收藏中的中國版畫與繪畫》 (Chinesische Farbdrucke und Malereien der Sammlung Winzinger ),維也納阿爾貝蒂娜博物館版畫部, 1975, 138-145號, 在展覽目錄中可見插圖。在兩次展覽中,此冊頁曾被評論為: “這八幅畫一起重現了宋代繪畫,特別體現了李迪的風格"。隨附兩次展覽的原圖錄。每一頁如下:138 – 枝頭白鳥139 – 海葵 (目錄封面圖)140 – 花開枝頭141 – 玫瑰與鶯鳥142 – 藍色牽牛花143 – 紫藤螳螂144 – 蘭花幼鴨145 – 牡丹魯宗貴,來自浙江,以其花鳥動物院躰風格出名,曾1228-1233受職于杭州畫院。冊頁上可見衆多中國古代藏家鈴印,代表此冊頁的年代和真實性。類似畫作可見《十竹齋笺谱》。 文獻比較:Osvald Sirén II, 圖37-70 與 63。Osvald Sirén III,圖 244 與 245。
A LOT OF 169 BOOKS, GUANGXU PERIODChina, 1875-1908 (149 books) and 1914 (20 books). The books are divided into seven groups:1. 32 books, Quan Tangshi (Complete Tang Poems), commissioned in 1705 at the direction and published under the name of the Kangxi Emperor, the largest collection of Tang poetry. Lithograph prints, Guangxu period. 2. 4 books, Records of the Three Kingdoms by Chen Shou (233-297), part of the Twenty-Four Histories canon of ancient Chinese history, recording the chronological history of the Cao Wei, Shuhan, and Eastern Wu histories during the Three Kingdoms period.3. 20 books, The Complete Works of the Six Classic Novels, published by Shidetang in the Year of Jiayin during the Republic period, corresponding to 1914.4. 48 books, The Complete Works of Su Dongpo [Su Shi, 1037-1101], Guangxu period.5. 32 books, History of the Earlier Han Dynasty, at the direction and published under the name of the Guangxu Emperor. Lithograph prints, Guangxu period.6. 28 books, History of the Later Han dynasty, at the direction and published under the name of the Guangxu Emperor. Lithograph prints, Guangxu period.7. 5 books, Kongzi Jiayu, The School Sayings of Confucius. Lithograph prints, Guangxu period.Provenance: Old Swiss private collection of a diplomat, acquired in China between 1946 and 1983. Nagel Auktionen, Stuttgart. Austrian private collection, acquired from the above.Condition: Overall fine condition with wear, foxing, soiling, creasing, tears, losses. For a detailed condition report, please contact the department.Dimensions: Size 19.3 x 13.2 cm (the larger books) and 17.3 x 10.2 cm (the smaller books)光緒朝169本古籍中國,1875-1908 年(149 本),1914 年(20 本)。書分爲七組: 1: 32 本,《全唐詩 》,1705年康熙下令修撰,是唐詩最大卷集。光緒年間石印版。 2: 4 本, 陳壽((233-297)《三國志》,記載了中國三國時代曹魏、蜀漢與東吳歷史的斷代史,也是二十四史中“前四史”之一。 3: 20 本, 六大古典小説全集,拾得堂,甲寅年,應爲1914年。 4: 48 本, 《蘇東坡全集》,光緒朝 5: 32 本, 《欽定前漢書》,上海圖書集成印書局白紙石印本。 6: 28 本,《欽定後漢書》 ,上海圖書集成印書局白紙石印本。 7: 5 本, 《孔子家語》,記錄孔子思想與生平的著作,光緒年間石印版。來源:瑞士一位外交官私人收藏,1946-1983年間在中國購得。德國斯圖加特 Nagel 拍賣行。奧地利私人收藏,購於上述拍賣。 品相:總體狀況良好,有磨損,起皺,污漬,水跡,撕裂,缺損。 有關詳細的狀態報告,請與本拍賣行聯繫。 尺寸:19.3 x 13.2 厘米 (最大的書),17.3 x 10.2 厘米 (最小的書)
AN ALBUM OF ‘QI BAISHI’ WOODBLOCK PRINTS BY RONGBAOZHAI, DATED 1955China, Beijing. Two volumes, containing approximately 40 leaves each, with a brocade silk case. The case and each volume with a label bearing a seal and inscription, splashed with gold foil.Inscriptions: To the case and each volume on the cover, Beijing Rongbaozhai xinjishi jianpu (‘Beijing Rongbaozhai’s New Letter Paper Album’) and Jiushiyisui Baishi laoren ti (‘Written by Qi Baishi at the age of 91’), dated 1955. One seal.Provenance: French private collection. Old paper label with typewritten English inscription, ’80-2 A Collection of Jung Pao Chai’s Shihchien’. Condition: One of the fasteners has come apart, otherwise in excellent condition with minor wear, soiling, and creasing, the case cover slightly bent.Dimensions: Size 31.5 x 22.3 x 3 cmAuction result comparison: Compare with a closely related album, with the same dating and inscription on the cover, at Bonhams Sydney in Chinese Paintings on 2 December 2020, lot 46, sold for AUD 3,936.1955年《北京榮寶齋新記詩箋譜》中國,北京。兩冊,木版水印,灑金,每卷含40頁,緞面函裝。 封面:北京榮寶齋新記詩箋譜,九十一嵗白石老人題;鈴印:白石翁 來源:法國私人收藏。紙標簽上英語書寫“80-2 A Collection of Jung Pao Chai’s Shihchien”。 品相:其中一本裝幀鬆開,除此之外處於極佳狀態,輕微磨損,污漬和摺痕,緞面封面蓋略微彎曲。 尺寸:31.5 x 22.3 x 3 厘米 拍賣結果比較:一件同年箋譜見悉尼邦瀚斯Chinese Paintings 拍場2020年12月2日lot 46, 售價AUD $3,936.
Colonial School. Mexico. 18th century. "Egyptian Sybil" Oil on canvas. 64 x 49 cm. Depictions of sybils spread widely throughout New Spain between the 17th and 18th centuries. There is a complete series at the Museo Nacional del Virreinato de Mexico as well as at the church of Saint Peter González Telmo in Buenos Aires. The aesthetic of the indigenous world in Latin America was applied to the European prints of sybils and the result was far more colourist paintings, with the sybils wearing traditional Mexican dress and wearing local jewels, as in this case in which the sybil wears a coral necklace.
Mexican School. 19th century. Period: 1846 - 1864. Interesting featherwork depicting the emblem of the coat of arms of Mexico which, alongside the flag and the national anthem, is one of the patriotic symbols enshrined in the law. It is interesting as the work was made after Mexico achieved Independence from Spain, declared on the 27th September 1821. The featherwork depicts an eagle with a snake perched on a cactus, and underneath is the Mexican flag. The coat of arms has been slightly modified, and the design we see here dates from the period in which the federalists returned and changed the eagle once again, between 1846 and 1864. 28 x 21,5 cm. When they arrived in Mexico, the Spanish were impressed with the importance the people there gave to the use of feathers. Hernán Cortés, in 1519, sent feathered fans, helmets and shields to Spain. In 1524 he sent a present of a work of art made using featherwork to King Charles V, and later, in 1527, Cortés sent 38 featherwork pieces to Asia. Evangelisation changed the subject matter of the art, and the “amantecas” (artists who worked with feathers) began to use this stunning technique to create religious images, many of which were sent to Europe and Asia. Various examples were sent to different popes in Rome, who in turn gave them as presents to the nobility. This is the reason why some of these featherwork pieces can be found in important European museums. One of the oldest pieces of featherwork art with a Christian theme is the “Mass of Saint Gregory,” made in 1539 as a gift for Pope Paul II, and which is kept in the Musée des Jacobins de Auch, in France. Another important piece, made by Juan Correa in the 19th century, “Saint Luke painting the Virgin”, can be found in the Musée de l’Homme in Paris. Furthermore, a few other examples have been preserved, the most noteworthy of which include those at the Archbishopric of Puebla, the Franz Mayer Museum, the Museo de América in Madrid, the Tepozotian Museum, the Kunsthistorisches Museum in Vienna, and the Museo Nacional de Colombia in Bogota. The Museo de América in Madrid has thirteen examples of this marvellous featherwork art in its collections. To highlight the symbology and what they represented, there is no better guide than to quote what is said in the technical records of some of these pieces, in which they state: “Feathers in the pre-hispanic world were directly linked to sacred symbology and with the prestige of those who were permitted to wear them. Quetzalcoatl, the great god who civilised the nahuatl culture, was the mythical master of the amantecas, the artists who congregated especially in the Amantla area of Mexico-Tenochtitlan and who worked with a wide variety of precious feathers. The understanding that the feather was an element of strong symbolic and religious content encouraged the Spanish missionaries to incorporate the expert amantecas within the convent schools, where, alongside the tlacuilos (painters) they learned to interpret European visual representations, and make subtle vestments for the priests of the new religion, and embellish many liturgical and devotional objects with the inclusion of the feather. They began production of small pictures which used Christian narratives as their subject matter, which they learnt about from the friars through the paintings and prints that they selected as models.” Reference bibliography: Alessandra Russo, Gerhard Wolf and Diana Fane, "Images Take Flight. Feather Art in Mexico and Europe. 1400 - 1700". Hirmer, Munich, 2015.
NO RESERVE Hiroshige (Ando) Tokaido 53, 55 colour-woodblock prints, lacking pictorial map, light marginal browning, some folds torn and repaired with tape, other folds weak, original boards in leporello accordion-style binding, a little discoloured, Kyoto, [1936] § The Lark, vol.2 only (of 2), illustrations, some light browning or occasional marks, San Francisco, William Doxey, 1897, first editions; and 10 others, childrens' and illustrated, including a duplicate of the first, v.s. (12)
Of social and topographical interest album containing interwar photographs of Saltburn, Hunmanby, Coxwold church, Kepwick Bank, Yarn to Molton, post war photographs Hunmanby 1948, Sledmere Spurn Point, Forge Valley East Aton, Isle of Mann, Douglas Harbour, Lord Downes Park, Hackness, Thornton-Le-Dale, carte de Visite, cabinet cards, postcards and two 19th C hand coloured golfing prints
South West interest, a collection of 19 19th century prints in mounts, to include 'Old Houses in the Cathedral Close, Exeter', 9.5x12.5cm; 'The "George" Glastonbury', 13.5x11cm; 'Hamoaze, Plymouth', 12.5x16.5cm; 'View from the Beach at Sidmouth', 20x16cm; 'Powderham Park, Exmouth', 13x16.5cm; 'Mount Edgcumbe, Devon', 16x21cm; Liskeard Church', 16x11.5cm; 'Newquay', 16x12; 'Ockery Bridge, Near Princeton', 19x13cm; 'Lydford Gorge', 19x13cm; 'Papist Wixford', 19x12.5cm; 'The Wye near Cressbrook Dale', 19x13cm; 'Tavy Cleave', 19x13cm; 'Mam Tor', 13.5x18.5cm; 'A Moorland Track, The Devil's Bridge', 14x18cm; 'Dartmeet', 14x18.5cm; 'A Dartmoor Stream', 13.5x18.5cm; 'Two Bridges', 14x18cm; 'Stone Avenue, Near Merrivale', 14x18.5cm

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