Lot 1001
  • 1001

ZHANG XIONG 1803-1886 | FLOWERS AND LANDSCAPE

Estimate
12,000 - 18,000 USD
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Description

  • Zhang
  • FLOWERS AND LANDSCAPE
  • ink and color on paper, a set of ten framed fan leaves
  • each 19 by 52.3 cm. 7 1/2  by 20 5/8  in. (10)
(1) signed Zixiang Zhang Xiong, with one seal, chen xiong (2) signed Yuanyang hu waishi Zhang Xiong, with one seal, zi xiang (3) signed Zixiang Zhang Xiong, with one seal, zi xiang (4) signed Zixiang Zhang Xiong, with one seal, zi xiang (5) signed Zixiang, with one seal, zi xiang shu hua (6) signed Zixiang Zhang Xiong, with one seal, one seal illegible (7) signed Zixiang, with one seal, zi xiang (8) signed Zhang Xiong, with one seal, zi xiang shu hua (9) signed Zhang Xiong, with one seal, zi xiang (10) signed Zhang Xiong, with one seal, chen xiong

Condition

- Paper bears tanned tone and darkened tone due to age. - Restoration and water marks can be found on the fan leaves.
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Catalogue Note

Henry W. Bloch (1922-2019), co-founder of H&R Block Inc., and his wife, Marion H. Bloch (1930-2013) were prominent supporters of the arts and numerous civic and philanthropic initiatives in their hometown of Kansas City, Missouri. Their legacy is particularly evident at The Nelson-Atkins Museum of Art, where the Bloch Building expansion opened in 2007 and where the couple donated their collection of Impressionist and Post-Impressionist masterworks in 2015. Under the direction of former Nelson-Atkins director Ted Coe, as well as Ted Graber, interior decorator for the Reagan White House, the Blochs assembled a wide-ranging collection that included Chinese classical paintings and works of art and English furniture, which filled their Mission Hills home for decades.
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