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China, late Qing Dynasty, 20th century Two ink-and-color paintings on silk depicting the eighteen Luohan. Signed by Wang Zhenhai. Signs of wear 36 x 40 cm A professional painter active in Shanghai around 1908–1912, Wang Zhenhai is notably documented through the paintings commissioned from him by the collector A. W. Bahr following the major exhibition of Chinese art held in Shanghai in 1908. Twelve of these were reproduced in *Old Chinese Porcelain and Works of Art in China* (London, 1911); a deluxe edition from 1912 contained twenty original paintings on silk by the artist. Gilded wooden frame, with some missing sections
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