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LOTS 911-915
FORMERLY THE PROPERTY OF THE DR. K.S. LO COLLECTION
CHEN QIKUAN (CHEN CHI-KWAN, 1921-2007)
New Year Lights
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CHEN QIKUAN (CHEN CHI-KWAN, 1921-2007)
New Year Lights
Hanging scroll
Ink and colour on paper
23 x 93 cm. (9 x 36 5/8 in.)
20th Century
New Year Lights
Hanging scroll
Ink and colour on paper
23 x 93 cm. (9 x 36 5/8 in.)
20th Century
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CHEN QIKUAN (1921-2007)
Selected exhibitions
2009 National Palace Museum, Taipei, Taiwan (solo)
2000 National Art Museum of China, China Beijing, (solo)
1994 The Provincial Taiwan Museum, Taichung, Taiwan, (group)
1987 National Museum of History, Taipei, Taiwan (group)
1986 The University of Hong Kong, Hong Kong (group)
1983 Hong Kong Arts Centre, Hong Kong (group)
1974 Hong Kong Arts Centre, Hong Kong (solo)
1961 Columbia University, New York, USA (solo)
Notable collections
Spencer Museum of Art, the University of Kansas, Kansas, USA
Water Pine and Stone Retreat Collection, Hong Kong
Lo Shan Tang Collection, Hong Kong
Chen Qikuan was born in Beijing in 1921 and graduated from the National Central University in 1944. He then moved to the United States, where he worked under Bauhaus architect Walter Gropius in 1951 and served as lecturer of architecture at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology. During his time in the United States, Chen held numerous exhibitions in Boston and New York. Chen was a renowned painter as well as architect, and had previously worked with I. M. Pei on the design of the campus of Tunghai University in Taipei.
Benefitting from his practice and inspiration from architecture, design, and painting, Chen's works exude a strong sense of aesthetic through oriental elements in buildings and craftsmanship. With an emphasis in balance and equilibrium, he applied elegant lines and shapes to construct his compositions. Chen's ability to connect nature and architecture; as well as objects and landscape, result in captivating images that provide viewers with much room for imagination.
Selected exhibitions
2009 National Palace Museum, Taipei, Taiwan (solo)
2000 National Art Museum of China, China Beijing, (solo)
1994 The Provincial Taiwan Museum, Taichung, Taiwan, (group)
1987 National Museum of History, Taipei, Taiwan (group)
1986 The University of Hong Kong, Hong Kong (group)
1983 Hong Kong Arts Centre, Hong Kong (group)
1974 Hong Kong Arts Centre, Hong Kong (solo)
1961 Columbia University, New York, USA (solo)
Notable collections
Spencer Museum of Art, the University of Kansas, Kansas, USA
Water Pine and Stone Retreat Collection, Hong Kong
Lo Shan Tang Collection, Hong Kong
Chen Qikuan was born in Beijing in 1921 and graduated from the National Central University in 1944. He then moved to the United States, where he worked under Bauhaus architect Walter Gropius in 1951 and served as lecturer of architecture at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology. During his time in the United States, Chen held numerous exhibitions in Boston and New York. Chen was a renowned painter as well as architect, and had previously worked with I. M. Pei on the design of the campus of Tunghai University in Taipei.
Benefitting from his practice and inspiration from architecture, design, and painting, Chen's works exude a strong sense of aesthetic through oriental elements in buildings and craftsmanship. With an emphasis in balance and equilibrium, he applied elegant lines and shapes to construct his compositions. Chen's ability to connect nature and architecture; as well as objects and landscape, result in captivating images that provide viewers with much room for imagination.