Yongjian Niu Sold at Auction Prices

b. 1870 - d. 1965

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    • A Chinese calligraphy, by Niu Yongjian (Chinese, 1870-1965), given to He Dekuan
      Mar. 17, 2024

      A Chinese calligraphy, by Niu Yongjian (Chinese, 1870-1965), given to He Dekuan

      Est: $100 - $200

      A Chinese calligraphy by Niu Yongjian (Chinese, 1870-1965), given to He Dekuan With inscription, signature, and two seals. H: 27, W: 17 7/8 in. H: 68.58, W: 45.4 cm. (overall) Click here for high resolution images.

      Oakridge Auction Gallery
    • A Chinese fan painting and calligraphy, painting by Liang Dingming (Chinese, 1898-1959), calligraphy by Niu Yongjian (Chinese, 1870-1965), given to He Dekuan
      Mar. 17, 2024

      A Chinese fan painting and calligraphy, painting by Liang Dingming (Chinese, 1898-1959), calligraphy by Niu Yongjian (Chinese, 1870-1965), given to He Dekuan

      Est: $100 - $200

      A Chinese fan painting and calligraphy painting by Liang Dingming (Chinese, 1898-1959), calligraphy by Niu Yongjian (Chinese, 1870-1965), given to He Dekuan Calligraphy with inscription, signature, and four seals; painting with inscription, signature, and two seals. One side of wooden edge with inscription, carving, and seal; the other with inscription and seal. H: 12 5/8, W: 19 3/4 in. H: 32.07, W: 50.17 cm. (overall) Click here for high resolution images.

      Oakridge Auction Gallery
    • NIU YONGJIAN (1870-1965)
      May. 30, 2017

      NIU YONGJIAN (1870-1965)

      Est: $8,000 - $10,000

      NIU YONGJIAN (1870-1965) Calligraphy

      Christie's
    • Niu Yongjian (1870-1965), Calligraphy of Zhongyong
      Mar. 13, 2015

      Niu Yongjian (1870-1965), Calligraphy of Zhongyong

      Est: $2,000 - $4,000

      20th century. Ink on paper, hanging scroll. Niu Yongjian was a revolutionist from Shanghai who participated in the Xinhai Revolution of 1911, and also a famous calligrapher. According to the inscriptions on the left, this calligraphy was written as a gift to a high ranking Qing military official named Cheng Duquan (1860-1930), who became the Internal Affairs Secretary-General of the Nanjing Temporary Government in the first year of Republic of China (1912), during the autumn of Jichou Year. This calligraphy is a famous quote from the Confucian text Zhongyong or "Doctrine of the mean" which addresses morality and leading a harmonious life. Approx. 14 1/2 by 34 1/2 in. 37 by 87.5 cm.

      Waterford's Art & Antiques Auctioneers
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