拍品 101
101
A CHINESE COROMANDEL-LACQUER TWELVE-LEAF SCREEN, decorated overall with courtly chinoiserie figures in a temple landscape with warriors, courtiers and a hunting party, the top and bottom sections with further landscape and foliate decoration within a Greek-key inner border and foliate outer border, the reverse decorated overall with an inscription in Chinese characters and dated 1701, within an outer border with dogs, dragons and further landscapes, kangxi, early 18th Century

細節
A CHINESE COROMANDEL-LACQUER TWELVE-LEAF SCREEN, decorated overall with courtly chinoiserie figures in a temple landscape with warriors, courtiers and a hunting party, the top and bottom sections with further landscape and foliate decoration within a Greek-key inner border and foliate outer border, the reverse decorated overall with an inscription in Chinese characters and dated 1701, within an outer border with dogs, dragons and further landscapes, kangxi, early 18th Century
each leaf 122 x 18¼in. (287 x 46.5cm.)

拍品專文

There is a very similar screen in the M.H. de Young Memorial Museum, San Francisco. A closely related screen from Fountains Hall, Yorkshire, was sold anonymously in these Rooms, 15 November 1990, lot 119, while further comparable landscape front scenes or large Kangxi screens of this type, were sold at Sotheby's New York 10 and 11 April 1986, lot 445, and 28 and 29 September 1989, lot 365, both dated to the Kangxi period, the first one inscribed with the date 1689.