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Subject:chinese eventail
Posted By: mario stefano cirio Wed, Sep 28, 2016 IP: 2.40.186.55 CAN YOU HELP ME TO READ THE SIGN, THE DATE AND THE POEM WRITTEN ON THIS EVENTAIL I THINK THE AUTHOR COULD BE CHANG ZHONG ZUANG OR KUANG AND THE PERIOD 1875-1880 |
Subject:Re: chinese eventail
Posted By: mikeoz Thu, Sep 29, 2016 Today, the more common transliteration system for Chinese is PinYin. The name in the seal is Chen Chong Guang - 陳崇光。 |
Subject:Re: chinese eventail
Posted By: rat Fri, Sep 30, 2016 Chen's dates are 1838-1896. Searching for images associated with his name in Chinese suggests that his paintings were were usually a bit more varied and refined than this fan, though I like how the peony flower is done. He also tends to sign his name, which is only evident from the seal here. |
Subject:Re: chinese eventail
Posted By: mario stefano cirio Sat, Oct 01, 2016 Thank You very much for Your precious words. I and my wife Patrizia own two other page fans and I have published two new questions on the Asian Art Forum. Kind regards. |
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