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                                              PROPERTY FROM THE JUNKUNC COLLECTION  PROVENANCE
                                              A PAIR OF FAMILLE-VERTE AND       Collection of Stephen Junkunc, III (d. 1978).
                                              GILT ‘FLORAL’ WINE CUPS           EXHIBITED
                                              QING DYNASTY, KANGXI PERIOD
                                                                                Art Institute of Chicago, Chicago, circa 1952
                                              each delicately potted with broad rounded   (on loan).
                                              sides, the exterior painted in polychrome
                                              enamels with gnarled rockwork and a garden   $ 15,000-20,000
                                              in bloom, the stone and foliage rendered in two
                                              tones of green, the peony and prunus blossoms
                                              in iron red and gilt, the trunk of the prunus tree   清康熙   五彩描金花石圖小盃
                                              naturalistically colored with a grayish-aubergine
                                              wash and extending over the mouth of the   一對
                                              cup, its spindly branches spreading across the
                                              interior and issuing further buds and flowers,   來源
                                              tiny butterflies fluttering nearby (2)  史蒂芬•瓊肯三世(1978年逝)收藏
                                              Diameter 2⅞ in., 7.3 cm
                                                                                展覽
                                                                                芝加哥藝術博物館,芝加哥,約1952年
                                                                                (借展)





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