拍品 196
  • 196

1992年 劉守本作玻璃內畫馬少宣像鼻煙壺 《壬申正月劉守本寫》款

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15,000 - 20,000 HKD
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描述

  • 《壬申正月劉守本寫》款
  • glass

來源

Robert Kleiner,倫敦,1992年

展覽

Robert Kleiner、楊伯達及 Clarence F. Shangraw,《盈寸纖研 ─ 瑪麗及佐治伯樂鼻煙壺珍藏》,香港藝術館,香港,1994年,編號367
新加坡國家博物館,新加坡,1994-1995年
倫敦佳士得,1999年

出版

Virginia Mead,〈The Resurrection of Dr. Shen's Collection of Snuff Bottles and the Saga of Larry Chin〉《Arts of Asia》,1996年9/10月,頁83左上
馬增善,《馬少宣與內畫藝術》,巴爾的摩,1997年,封套
Hugh Moss、Victor Graham 及曾嘉寶,《A Treasury of Chinese Snuff Bottles: The Mary and George Bloch Collection》,卷4,香港,2000年,編號670

Condition

Bottle: Two small chips to the inner lip. Painting: Good condition.
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拍品資料及來源

The inscription on the back of this bottle reads:

This photo-portrait was taken in the year yichou, which is the equivalent of 1925. At the time [Ma Shaoxuan] was fifty-nine years old. I was provided with this picture by his grandson 嫡孫, Mr Ma Zengshan.

This photo-portrait was taken in the year yichou, which is the equivalent of 1925. At the time [Ma Shaoxuan] was fifty-nine years old. I was provided with this picture by his grandson 嫡孫, Mr Ma Zengshan.

Once Ma Shaoxuan mastered the art of portrait painting, it was taken up by other artists. Here, Liu has painted Ma in his own style, appropriately, but with just a hint of the oil techniques learned from Wang Xisan 王習三, which can be seen in the careful, subtle colouring of the skin and blending of one shade into another.

For details of the photograph, see Ma Zengshan 1997, pp. 129–130.