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Subject:Help w/ painted hand fan
Posted By: Mary Sun, Jul 06, 2014 IP: 173.61.107.35 This folding hand fan (estate-sale purchase) appears to my uneducated eye to be hand-painted and hand-lettered on reverse side. Imagine it's a nice-quality souvenir or specialty shop item, but curious whether Chinese/Japanese, or mass-produced/hand-decorated, and what the lettering on back says. Can anyone help? Thanks...Mary |
Subject:Re: Help w/ painted hand fan
Posted By: rat Mon, Jul 07, 2014 Can't tell from the photo if the picture is hand-painted but I strongly suspect it is not. One reason for that is because the writer, Chen something-guang, only indicates he has inscribed the reverse (with what seems to be a variant of a saying attributed to Confucius about the pleasure of having guests) before giving it to the recipient, on July 2, 1982. |
Subject:Re: Help w/ painted hand fan
Posted By: mikeoz Tue, Jul 08, 2014 And he wrote it with a felt-nibbed pen not a brush. |
Subject:Re: Help w/ painted hand fan
Posted By: Mary Tue, Jul 08, 2014 Thanks for your timely response - I very much appreciate the info! |
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