MA FUXIANG (1876-1932)

ONE-STROKE TIGER

Details

MA FUXIANG (1876-1932)
One-Stroke Tiger
Hanging scroll, ink on paper
Four seals of the artist
52¾ x 25 in. (134 x 63.5 cm.)

Provenance

William Lipton Ltd., New York, 2005.

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Lot Essay

Ma Fuxiang was of the Hui minority and was born in Gansu province. He was a renowned military governor, scholar, and calligrapher. He was especially known for his large-character depictions of the word "tiger" and an example of his writing can be found on Jade Emperor Peak at Mount Tai.

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