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LOT 78

Lot 78

Li Jian (1748-1799), Scholar in Landscape, Dated 1794

Li Jian (1748-1799), Scholar in Landscape, Dated 1794
Lot 78 Details
Li Jian (1748-1799), Scholar in Landscape, Dated 1794

黎简 (1748-1799) 山人策杖 设色纸本 立轴 作于一七九四年

Ink on paper, hanging scroll mounted; outer title slip inscribed by Tang Hong (1926-2018), dated 1966
唐鸿 (1926-2018)题签 一九六六年
23 x 10.2 in — 58.5 x 26 cm

Estimate $1,000-$1,500

Realised: $3,500
Price Includes Buyer's Premium ?

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Li Jian (1748-1799), Scholar in Landscape, Dated 1794
  • Li Jian (1748-1799), Scholar in Landscape, Dated 1794
  • Li Jian (1748-1799), Scholar in Landscape, Dated 1794
  • Li Jian (1748-1799), Scholar in Landscape, Dated 1794
Provenance:

Estate of Mark S. Pratt (1928-2024), Washington, D.C.
Private Toronto Collection.
来源:
多伦多私人收藏
美国华盛顿班立德总领事(1928-2023)遗产

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黎简(1747年6月30日~1799年12月3日),字简民,一字未裁。 号二樵,又号石鼎道人、百花村夫子,广东顺德县弼教村人,清代乾嘉年间岭南著名诗人、书画家。著有《五百四峰草堂诗文钞》、《药烟阁词钞》、《芙蓉亭乐府》、《注庄韵学》、《芙蓉亭曲》。与张如芝、谢兰生、罗天池并称为粤东四大家。有《五百四峰草堂诗文钞》、《药烟阁词钞》等

班立德总领事遗产
班立德总领事出身于马萨诸赛州塞勒姆望族,清朝常胜军第一任队长华飞烈( Frederick Townsend Ward, 1832-1862)为其远亲 。班立德早年即对中国文化产生了浓厚的兴趣,其六十载成功的外交官生涯也为他成为矢志一生的收藏家提供了许多机遇。一九四七年,班立德供职美国海军,驻舰山东青岛,购入平生第一件中国艺术品。结束太平洋舰队两年的服役后,因其在哈佛大学、布朗大学、索邦大学和乔治敦大学接受的中国和日本语言、文化、历史方面的学术训练,班立德一九五六年加入美国外交部,旋即于五七至五九年派驻东京美国大使馆,继而转派香港,担任美国大使馆大陆经济官,再调任美国在台协会处长。一九八九年迁广州总领事,三年后于此任上荣休。
目睹二十世纪下半叶亚洲地区地缘政治巨大变革的同时,班立德总领事始终孜孜于搜集中国艺术精品。二十世纪五十年代,他光顾了诸多备受推崇的古董商,在东京孔庙(汤岛圣堂)购入书画精品和宋代瓷器,在日下尚雅堂(Kusaka Shogado)买文房雅玩,从资深画商张鼎臣处寻得明清字画佳作,又在Y. K. Ma Antiques觅藏赏用兼备的黄花梨家具。外交官的身份也让班立德总领事结识了众多同时代艺术家,他数次与张大千会晤,并和于非闇门徒唐鸿(1926-2018)建立了长久的友谊。唐氏一九四九年徙居台中,又移居香港,和班立德总领事的几次转任恰恰偶合。

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