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A bamboo olding fan with fine landscape painting China, dated 1912, signed Li Qing, Republic period B. 50 cm, L. 33 cm Ink and light colours on paper, mounted a carved bambbo frame. A finely executed fan leaf depicting a mountain landscape under a full moon with pavilion architecture and scholars. According to the signature, this is a a homage to the monumental style of the Northern Song Dynasty master Guo Xi (ca. 1020-1090, traditionally referred to by his hometown moniker Guo Heyang), beautifully capturing his characteristic mist-shrouded, cloud-like brushwork. Dedication in elegant cursive script: “In the fourth month of the Renzi summer (1912), painted in the brush style of Guo Heyang, dedicated to the esteemed fifth elder brother Zixin for his kind correction. Li Qing.” 壬子夏四月仿郭河陽書法寫為子忻五兄大人正 李慶. Two artist’s seals. The outer ribs are made of natural, polished bamboo with finely executed low-relief carvings of birds and flowers. From a private collection in southern Germany - Partially damaged, missing part; the connecting element between the bamboo ribs is missing
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