8th Apr, 2021 10:00 EST
Asian Arts
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A suite of four Chinese enameled porcelain panels
Jingdezhen, dated to a Xinyou year, equivalent to 1981
Each vertical panel depicting a dramatic winter landscape, inscribed and with one seal, in stained wood frames with scrolled brass hangers on top edge of frame (4).
H: 29 7/8, W: 8 7/8 in. (porcelain plaque); H: 40 1/2, W: 17 1/2 in. (framed)
Provenance: Property from a private corporate art collection, Philadelphia
NOTE: each panel with poems from the Tang Dynasty, which may be loosely translated as: "If you want to see far away you go to the highest tower" "The stream that is deep has no snow" "All sound is silence. Only the bell may be heard"
Sold for $12,600
Estimated at $2,500 - $3,500
Each vertical panel depicting a dramatic winter landscape, inscribed and with one seal, in stained wood frames with scrolled brass hangers on top edge of frame (4).
Provenance: Property from a private corporate art collection, Philadelphia
NOTE: each panel with poems from the Tang Dynasty, which may be loosely translated as: "If you want to see far away you go to the highest tower" "The stream that is deep has no snow" "All sound is silence. Only the bell may be heard"
