TAN OE PANG (Chen Youbing, Singaporean, B. 1947)
TAN OE PANG (Chen Youbing, Singaporean, B. 1947)

The Church; & Indian Temple at Pagoda Street; & Temple, at Serangoon North; & Mosque, at Sultan Road

细节
TAN OE PANG (Chen Youbing, Singaporean, B. 1947)
The Church; & Indian Temple at Pagoda Street; & Temple, at Serangoon North; & Mosque, at Sultan Road
signed 'oe' and in Chinese (upper left; & upper right; & upper right; & upper left)
four ink and colour on paper
each: 138 x 35 cm. (54 3/8 x 13 3/4 in.) (4)
(4)Painted in 2005
one seal of the artist (on each)
来源
Private Collection, Singapore
出版
Tan Oe Pang: Native Singaporean Art Practitioner, Singapore, 2007 (illustrated, pp. 4-5).

拍品专文

What is distinct about Tan Oe Pang's work is his ability to create finely detailed images brimming with life and vitality stemming from a controlled centre. This can be traced back to Tan's meticulous method, as well as his philosophy that is grounded in meditation and stillness. In the present lot, Tan expresses a modern interpretation of the landmarks of Singapore with fluid ink interjected with bright accents of colour. The silhouette of high-rise commercial buildings and the dense cityscape are a referent to the contemporary landscape of Singapore. From its humble origins as a fishing village to a bustling port and now commercial hub, Tan captures the ever-enterprising spirit of the Singaporean psyche. Amidst the packed composition of the cityscape, Tan continues to maintain a strong sense of line and balance while capturing vibrant vignettes of life in Singapore.

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