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FORMERLY THE PROPERTY OF POET GE BIZHOU (LOT 1479)
SHI LU (1919-1982)
Flowers
Details
SHI LU (1919-1982)
Flowers
A set of four scrolls, mounted and framed, ink and colour on paper
Three scrolls inscribed and signed, one scroll signed, with a total of three seals of the artist
and one dated seal of renzi year (1972)
Four collector’s seals of Ge Bizhou (1915-1986)
Two scrolls dedicated to Bizhou
One scroll dedicated to Anqi
PROVENANCE :
Directly acquired from Ge Bizhou’s family. The lot is accompanied by a confirmation letter signed by Ge Bizhou’s family member.
NOTE :
The recipient of this painting is Ge Bizhou (1915-1986), who was also known as Liao Xinquan and Liao Nainan. Born in Chengdu, he enrolled in the Department of Literature of Luxun Art Academy and was then allocated to the War Front Office under Xinhua Newpspaper as a millitary correspondent in 1947. He served several posts such as the editor of the Mass Literature magazine, the director of the Creative Office of Northwest Literature and Art Association, the chief secretary of Xi’an Writer’s Association, and the advisor of Sichuan Provincial Museum. He started publishing his writings in 1936, creating an abundance of poetry, subsequently becoming an influential poet.
Each scroll measures 56 x 47 cm. (22 x 18 ½ in.)
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Flowers
A set of four scrolls, mounted and framed, ink and colour on paper
Three scrolls inscribed and signed, one scroll signed, with a total of three seals of the artist
and one dated seal of renzi year (1972)
Four collector’s seals of Ge Bizhou (1915-1986)
Two scrolls dedicated to Bizhou
One scroll dedicated to Anqi
PROVENANCE :
Directly acquired from Ge Bizhou’s family. The lot is accompanied by a confirmation letter signed by Ge Bizhou’s family member.
NOTE :
The recipient of this painting is Ge Bizhou (1915-1986), who was also known as Liao Xinquan and Liao Nainan. Born in Chengdu, he enrolled in the Department of Literature of Luxun Art Academy and was then allocated to the War Front Office under Xinhua Newpspaper as a millitary correspondent in 1947. He served several posts such as the editor of the Mass Literature magazine, the director of the Creative Office of Northwest Literature and Art Association, the chief secretary of Xi’an Writer’s Association, and the advisor of Sichuan Provincial Museum. He started publishing his writings in 1936, creating an abundance of poetry, subsequently becoming an influential poet.
Each scroll measures 56 x 47 cm. (22 x 18 ½ in.)
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