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A YING ‘SOARING PHOENIX’ SCHOLAR’S ROCK
QING DYNASTY (1644-1911)
The stone is vertically oriented supported on a narrow base, resembling a soaring phoenix
making a landing at the summit of a mountain, the surface with deep crevices, ridges and
circular apertures, the stone of a dark grey tone.
8¡ in. (20.9 cm.) high, wood stand
HK$40,000-60,000 US$5,200-7,700
P R O V E NAN C E :
Brad Gardiner, Taipei, November 2012
清 英石「鳳翥」賞石
來源:
Brad Gardiner,台北,2012年11月
The 14-character inscription can be translated as:
The thousand-house-village mountain faces the morning light quietly,
And faces the green hills above the riverside tower everyday
It is an excerpt from Qiu Xing (Autumn), a series of eight poems written by
the famous poet Du Fu (712-770), expressing his deep emotions towards
the suffering and chaos of life at the time. The two signatures belong to
a Late Qing painter Jin Lian (1841-1909) of Suzhou, who was famous for
his landscape and prunus blossoms paintings. He was part of a group
known as ‘The Seven Artists of Yiyuan’, which includes Gu Zishan, Wu
Changshuo, Gu Ruobo, Hu Sanqiao, Ni Mogeng and Wu Qiunong.
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A CARVED AND INSCRIBED STONE 晚清 石山水詩文圖山子
MOUNTAIN BOULDER 詩文:
LATE QING DYNASTY 千家山郭靜朝暉
日日江樓坐翠微
The irregular-shaped mountain boulder is carved on one side with
a landscape scene of an elaborate residence complex flanked by
waterfalls on either sides, and further surrounded by small pavilions, 鈐印: 心蘭、金湅 (inscription 銘款)
rocky peaks and trees. The reverse side is inscribed with a poem
describing the scene, followed by two signatures reading Xinlan, Jin 來源:
Lian. The stone is of dark greyish-green tone. 加州私人舊藏 (傳)
8º in. (21 cm.) wide, wood stand Nangokudo LLC,加州,2020年11月
HK$60,000-80,000 US$7,700-10,000 Rasti Fine Art,香港,2021年
P R O V E NAN C E : 山子所銘詩文擷取杜甫七言律詩「秋興八首」中的第三首,抒情深摯,體現
California estate, by repute 了其晚年悲壯的思想情感。金湅(1841-1909),字心蘭,江蘇蘇州人。擅長
Nangokudo LLC, California, November 2020 山水花卉紋題材,尤梅為其特長,與顧子山、吳昌碩、顧若波、胡三橋、倪墨
Rasti Fine Art, Hong Kong, 2021 耕、吳秋農等並稱「怡園七子」。
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