拍品专文
(US$7,700-10,300)
细节
QI BAISHI (1864-1957)
CHRYSANTHEMUM AND WINE JAR
Hanging scroll, ink and color on paper
104 x 34.5 cm. (41 x 13 1/2 in.)
Entitled and signed, with three seals of the artist
Dated spring of wuzi year (1948)
One collector's seal of Qiu Yanzhi (1910-1980)
CHRYSANTHEMUM AND WINE JAR
Hanging scroll, ink and color on paper
104 x 34.5 cm. (41 x 13 1/2 in.)
Entitled and signed, with three seals of the artist
Dated spring of wuzi year (1948)
One collector's seal of Qiu Yanzhi (1910-1980)
来源
Previously in the collection of Edward Y.T. Chow (Qiu Yanzhi)
Mr. Edward T.Y. Chow, a native of Jiangsu, began his career in antiques working for Zhu Heting, proprietor of Xigu Zhai in Shanghai. In 1946, Edward Chow opened his own antique shop in Shanghai with an initial capital of Two million French Francs. In the same year, he was appointed Honorary Director of the Shanghaishi Guwan Tongye Gonghui (Shanghai Antique Dealers Guild). Chow dealt with an international clientele and amassed his own world renowned collection of Ming and Qing ceramics, while becoming a millionaire in the process. He died in Switzerland in 1980.
Mr. Edward T.Y. Chow, a native of Jiangsu, began his career in antiques working for Zhu Heting, proprietor of Xigu Zhai in Shanghai. In 1946, Edward Chow opened his own antique shop in Shanghai with an initial capital of Two million French Francs. In the same year, he was appointed Honorary Director of the Shanghaishi Guwan Tongye Gonghui (Shanghai Antique Dealers Guild). Chow dealt with an international clientele and amassed his own world renowned collection of Ming and Qing ceramics, while becoming a millionaire in the process. He died in Switzerland in 1980.