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ZHANG DAQIAN (1899-1983)
Winter Forests
Hanging scroll, ink on paper
89.5 x 44.5 cm. (35½ x 17½ in.)
Inscribed and signed, with four seals of the artist
Dated fourth month, guisi year (1953)
Dedicated to Shiquan
Colophon by Yang Shanshen (1913-2004) in jimao year (1999), with one seal of the artist
PRIVATE COLLECTION OF MR. ZHONG SHICHUAN
Business-entrepreneur Zhong Shiquan had a strong interest in the arts and was an active participant in cultural activities. Artists such as Yang Shanshen and Liu Shaolu felt that artists who immigrated to Hong Kong would feel isolated in the foreign territory, and so, with Zhong's help, they founded the "Painting and Calligraphy Museum of Art" as a place for artists to gather. Zhong paid to found the museum in the penthouse of the Hong Kong Hotel (now Central Building), and Zhang Daqian wrote the plaque for the museum as a sign of support. In 1968, Zhong opened a department store in Taipei; coincidentally Zhang Daqian was also in Taipei to accept an honorary PhD at the Chinese Cultural University, and the two friends were able to meet. These works are unique reminders of the friendship and familiarity between Zhong and the artists.
Winter Forests
Hanging scroll, ink on paper
89.5 x 44.5 cm. (35½ x 17½ in.)
Inscribed and signed, with four seals of the artist
Dated fourth month, guisi year (1953)
Dedicated to Shiquan
Colophon by Yang Shanshen (1913-2004) in jimao year (1999), with one seal of the artist
PRIVATE COLLECTION OF MR. ZHONG SHICHUAN
Business-entrepreneur Zhong Shiquan had a strong interest in the arts and was an active participant in cultural activities. Artists such as Yang Shanshen and Liu Shaolu felt that artists who immigrated to Hong Kong would feel isolated in the foreign territory, and so, with Zhong's help, they founded the "Painting and Calligraphy Museum of Art" as a place for artists to gather. Zhong paid to found the museum in the penthouse of the Hong Kong Hotel (now Central Building), and Zhang Daqian wrote the plaque for the museum as a sign of support. In 1968, Zhong opened a department store in Taipei; coincidentally Zhang Daqian was also in Taipei to accept an honorary PhD at the Chinese Cultural University, and the two friends were able to meet. These works are unique reminders of the friendship and familiarity between Zhong and the artists.
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Private collection of Mr. Zhong Shichuan
Business-entrepreneur Zhong Shiquan had a strong interest in the arts and was an active participant in cultural activities. Artists such as Yang Shanshen and Liu Shaolu felt that artists who immigrated to Hong Kong would feel isolated in the foreign territory, and so, with Zhong's help, they founded the "Painting and Calligraphy Museum of Art" as a place for artists to gather. Zhong paid to found the museum in the penthouse of the Hong Kong Hotel (now Central Building), and Zhang Daqian wrote the plaque for the museum as a sign of support. In 1968, Zhong opened a department store in Taipei; coincidentally Zhang Daqian was also in Taipei to accept an honorary PhD at the Chinese Cultural University, and the two friends were able to meet. These works are unique reminders of the friendship and familiarity between Zhong and the artists.
Business-entrepreneur Zhong Shiquan had a strong interest in the arts and was an active participant in cultural activities. Artists such as Yang Shanshen and Liu Shaolu felt that artists who immigrated to Hong Kong would feel isolated in the foreign territory, and so, with Zhong's help, they founded the "Painting and Calligraphy Museum of Art" as a place for artists to gather. Zhong paid to found the museum in the penthouse of the Hong Kong Hotel (now Central Building), and Zhang Daqian wrote the plaque for the museum as a sign of support. In 1968, Zhong opened a department store in Taipei; coincidentally Zhang Daqian was also in Taipei to accept an honorary PhD at the Chinese Cultural University, and the two friends were able to meet. These works are unique reminders of the friendship and familiarity between Zhong and the artists.
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