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駿馬
徐悲鴻
細節
徐悲鴻 駿馬 設色紙本 鏡框 一九四四年作
題識：哀鳴思戰鬥，迥立向蒼蒼。淡久先生方家教。卅三年 (1944) 歲始悲鴻。
鈐印：東海王孫
題識：哀鳴思戰鬥，迥立向蒼蒼。淡久先生方家教。卅三年 (1944) 歲始悲鴻。
鈐印：東海王孫
來源
Lot 782, 25 May 2009, Fine Chinese Modern Paintings, Christie's Hong Kong.
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Horses are one of Xu Beihong's most popular subjects. Winning high acclaim for their bold and lively style, Xu's horses are admired by collectors and connoisseurs for their charm, and for their expression of patriotic feelings. Long regarded as a symbol of strength and peserverance by the Chinese, Xu's horses created during the Second Sino-Japanese War (1937-1945), like Horse, exemplified Chinese resistance against foreign invasion and symbolized the spirit of a new nation. These paintings were highly appreciated by overseas Chinese who had great sympathy for the people and condition of China.
Xu Beihong studied the anatomy of horses and observed their postures and expressions in great details, resulting in his unique style of horse painting. Painted with bold and elegant brushwork, the painting speaks of a horse of noble character with firm footing and proud gaze, employed with both freehand strokes and traditional outlining techniques in its rendering. The skillful and witty play of ink wash and blank space makes the horse stand out from the paper. Using confident and simple strokes of thick and dry ink, the texture and movement of the mane and tail fluttering in the wind is vividly illustrated, contributing to a magnificent composition of a horse in movement.
Xu Beihong studied the anatomy of horses and observed their postures and expressions in great details, resulting in his unique style of horse painting. Painted with bold and elegant brushwork, the painting speaks of a horse of noble character with firm footing and proud gaze, employed with both freehand strokes and traditional outlining techniques in its rendering. The skillful and witty play of ink wash and blank space makes the horse stand out from the paper. Using confident and simple strokes of thick and dry ink, the texture and movement of the mane and tail fluttering in the wind is vividly illustrated, contributing to a magnificent composition of a horse in movement.
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Yanie Choi
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