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| A signed paper folding fan, painted with scholars and student |
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Posted By: rat Posted Date: Feb 23, 2021 (01:33 PM) |
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Message The Xiao Chen fan in the Palace Museum is not a famous painting, so it's interesting that your artist chose to make a very good copy of it. Here's the original; you can see differences in the seated figure, the items on the table, and the added table at the left in your fan, among other changes: https://en.dpm.org.cn/dyx.html?path=/tilegenerator/dest/files/image/8831/2009/0371/img0008.xml Your second fan is not in the same league, unfortunately. It claims to be by Wu Bin 吳彬, a Ming landscape painter whose work looks nothing like this. Wu's portrait of a scholar's rock brought a record high price for a classical painting last year, but is stylistically very different from your fan: https://en.thevalue.com/articles/poly-auction-ten-views-lingbi-stone-handscroll-ming-dynasty-record Post a Response |
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