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Wang Chen (1720-1797), Chinese painting scroll of Landscape, ink and color on paper, hanging scroll.brbr Dimensions: 35.5"h x 1...

Wang Chen (1720-1797), Chinese painting scroll of Landscape, ink and color on paper, hanging scroll. Dimensions: 35.5"h x 16.75"w (90.17 x 42.55 cm) Provenance: Property of Kobijutsu KenShuDo, Japanese Osaka Estate Antique Company. For additional information, including condition reports, please email Clars Los Angeles at ask@ClarsLA.com. The absence of a condition statement does not mean that the lot is in perfect condition.

A Chinese 'landscape' painting, by Wang Chen (Chinese, 1720-1797)

A Chinese 'landscape' painting by Wang Chen (Chinese, 1720-1797) Featuring a monochrome riverside landscape scene with leafy trees and flowing waterfalls. With inscription, signature, and four seals. H: 46 1/2, W: 20 1/8 in. (H: 118.11, W: 51.12 cm. (sight, approximately)) Copy the following link for high resolution images: oag.smugmug.com/161-Chinese-Painting-and-Calligraphy

China Chen, Wang Leporello mit 12 ganzseitigen Zeichnungen mit Landschaftsdarstellungen. 1720-1792. Je Tusche und Aquarell auf Seide, auf Unterlage

China Chen, Wang Leporello mit 12 ganzseitigen Zeichnungen mit Landschaftsdarstellungen. 1720-1792. Je Tusche und Aquarell auf Seide, auf Unterlage montiert u. eingefasst in Seidenbordüre. Sichtmaß je ca. 27,5 x 39 cm. Je in der Darstellung in chinesischer Sprache bezeichnet sowie mit Stempelsignatur versehen. Gebunden als Leporello mit Holzdeckeln, VDeckel mit Gravur sowie 2 fragmentarisch erhaltenen Etiketten, hiervon eines in chin. Sprache beschriftet. Die Zeit der Quing-Dynastie (1644-1912), eine bewegte und ereignisreiche Ära in der Geschichte Chinas, war zugleich eine der schöpferischsten Epochen in der Geschichte der chinesischen Malerei. Geprägt von einer Mischung aus traditionellen Stilen sowie Einflüssen der westlichen Welt, welche von Jesuiten nach China gebracht wurden, zeichnete sich die Kunst der Malerei, der Keramik und des Kunsthandwerks durch eine neu gewonnene Vielfalt und Raffinesse aus und entwickelte sich über die bisher geltenden Grenzen normativer Darstellungen hinaus. - Wang Chen, ein Künstler dieser Dynastie, stammte aus Taicang in der Provinz Jiangsu. Entgegen aufkommender Neuerungen verpflichtete er sich Berichten zufolge einer strikten Beibehaltung traditioneller Maltechniken, weshalb er zusammen mit den Künstlern Wang Jiu, Wang Su und Wang Yu (1662-1748) nach der Malergruppe "Vier Wangs" als einer der "Vier kleinen Wangs" bezeichnet wurde. - In der traditionellen Malerei wird die Natur nicht als eigenständiges Thema behandelt, sondern vielmehr wird ihr Verhältnis zum Menschen und zum menschlichen Geist in Bezug auf sein Ausmaß erforscht. Zudem verlangt das Studium der Malerei einen langen Lernprozess und viel Übung, weshalb die Schüler oft über Jahre hinweg die Bilder ihrer Meister kopierten. In vorliegenden zwölf Zeichnungen studiert Wang Chen in scheinbar subtiler Einfachheit sowie unter der Verwendung von kräftigen Pinselstrichen die Werke von Künstlern wie Zhu Rui (Song-Dynastie), Cao Yunxi, Zhao Zhòngmù (Yuan-Dynastie), Huang Yifeng u.a. Die Zeichnungen je kalligraphisch bezeichnet und mit Stempelsignatur versehen ("Wang Chen" (vgl. The Metropolitan Museum of Art, 1989.363.163), "Wang Chén shuhuà", "Wang Chen zhiyìn" sowie "Zibing" und "Pengxin" als Beinamen von Wang Chen). - Materialbedingt nur wenig fleckig. Insgesamt sehr gut erhalten. China - Leporello with 12 full-page drawings depicting landscapes. Each ink and watercolour on silk, mounted on backing and framed in silk border. Each inscribed in Chinese in the image and with stamp signature. Bound as leporello with wooden covers, front cover with engraving and 2 fragmentary labels, one of which is inscribed in Chinese. - The period of the Quing Dynasty (1644-1912), a turbulent and eventful era in China's history, was also one of the most creative periods in the history of Chinese painting. Characterised by a mixture of traditional styles and influences from the Western world brought to China by Jesuits, the art of painting, ceramics and craftsmanship was characterised by a newfound diversity and sophistication and developed beyond the previous boundaries of normative representations. - Wang Chen, an artist of this dynasty, originated from Taicang in Jiangsu province. Contrary to the emerging innovations, he reportedly committed himself to a strict adherence to traditional painting techniques, which is why he, together with the artists Wang Jiu, Wang Su and Wang Yu (1662-1748), was named one of the "Four Little Wangs" after the painter group "Four Wangs". - In traditional painting, nature is not treated as a subject in its independence, but rather its relationship to man and the human spirit is explored in relation to its scale. Moreover, the study of painting requires a long process of learning and extensive practice, which is why students often spent years copying the paintings of their masters. In the present twelve drawings, Wang Chen studies the works of artists such as Zhu Rui (Song dynasty), Cao Yunxi, Zhao Zhòngmù (Yuan dynasty), Huang Yifeng and others with seemingly subtle simplicity and the use of bold brushstrokes. The drawings each inscribed in calligraphy and with stamp signature ("Wang Chen", "Wang Chén shuhuà", "Wang Chen zhiyìn" as well as "Zibing" and "Pengxin" as epithets of Wang Chen). - Only slightly stained due to the material. Altogether in very well preserved condition.

Wang Chen (1720-1797) - Landscape

Wang Chen (1720-1797) - Landscape. Hanging scroll, ink and color on paper, inscribed, signed with 4 seals, 31"h x 17.25"w.

王宸　倣王蒙《層巒松靄圖》｜Wang Chen, Landscape after Wang Meng

Property from a Private Hong Kong Collection, Lot 2566-2580 Wang Chen (1720-1797) Landscape after Wang Meng ink on paper, fan leaf signed Mengsou Wang Chen, dated Renzi(1792) and with 2 seals of the artist with 1 collector’s seal 15.8 x 50.2 cm. 6 1/4 x 19 3/4 in. ---------------------------------------------- 香港私人收藏，拍品編號2566-2580 王宸 倣王蒙《層巒松靄圖》 水墨紙本　扇面 釋文：黃鶴老樵《層巒松靄圖》意。蒙叟王宸寫，時在壬子(1792)三月，行年七十有二。鈐印：「宸」、「蓬心」 藏印：(宮本昂)「宮子行玉父共欣賞」 15.8 x 50.2 cm. 6¼ x 19¾ in.

王宸　倣大癡姚山雨霽圖｜Wang Chen, Landscape after Huang Gongwang

Wang Chen (1720-1797) Landscape after Huang Gongwang ink on paper, hanging scroll signed Pengxi Wang Chen, dated yimao (1795), with a dedication to Qian Yue(1743-1815) and with 3 seals of the artist Titleslip by Wang Wenxin (1888-1974) and with 2 collector's seal of his 120 x 53.7 cm. 47¼ x 21⅛ in. ---------------------------------------------- 王宸 倣大癡姚山雨霽圖 水墨紙本　立軸 署簽：(王文心)王蓬心紙本仿大癡姚山雨霽圖。甲子(1924)重裝，蒙泉書書藏。鈐印：「王文心藏」、一印漫漶不辨 款識：乾隆乙卯(1795)之春，倣大癡道人《姚山雨霽圖》，為黼堂贊善大人清鑒。蓬心王宸，時年七十有六。 鈐印：「王宸」、「子冰」、「柳東」 藏印：(王文心)「曾藏荊門王氏處」、「三羊齋藏金石書畫」、一印漫漶不辨 120 x 53.7 cm. 47¼ x 21⅛ in.

WANG CHEN (1720-1797) - Landscape after Dong Qichang

WANG CHEN (1720-1797) Landscape after Dong Qichang Hanging scroll, ink and colour on paper 100 x 35 cm. (39 ½ x 13 ¾ in.)

Wang Chen Album / paintings on silk

Wang Chen. 1720-1797 China. Album mit 12 Landschaftsgemälden auf Seide. Tuschmalerei mit leichten Farben, jeweils aufgezogen, rote Siegelstempel, handschriftl. bezeichnet. Erstes Blatt handschriftl. signiert. Leichte Bräunungen/ Verfärbungen der Seide. Faltalbum/ Leporello mit Holzdeckeln, Deckeletiketten teils abgerissen. 46 x 33,5 cm (Deckelformat). Wang Chen (1720-1797): 12 landscape paintings, ink on silk, in leporello fold. Wang Chen stammte aus Taicang in der Provinz Jiangsu und soll während der Qing-Dynastie eine Beamtenprüfung absolviert haben. Aufgrund ihrer strikten Einhaltung traditioneller Maltechniken wurden Wang Chen zusammen mit Wang Jiu, Wang Su und Wang Yu (1662-1748) nach der Malergruppe ''Vier Wangs'' als ''Vier kleine Wangs'' bezeichnet.

WANG CHEN (1720-1797) Ink Landscape after Wang Meng, 1782

WANG CHEN (1720-1797) Ink Landscape after Wang Meng, 1782 Hanging scroll, ink on paper, inscribed by the artist with a dedication, dated renyin and signed Pengxin Wang Chen, with an artist's seal, the outer titleslip inscribed by Tang Hong (1926-2018) dated 1966. 46 1/2 x 12in (118 x 30.6cm)

WANG CHEN (1720-1797) Sailing on a River in Spring Handscroll, ink on paper

WANG CHEN (1720-1797) Sailing on a River in Spring Handscroll, ink on paper 36.5 x 116.5 cm. (14 3/8 x 45 7/8 in.)

WANG CHEN (1720-1797) Landscape, 1752

WANG CHEN (1720-1797) Landscape, 1752 Ink on paper, hanging scroll, dated renchen year (1752), with one dedication, inscribed and signed Pengxin Wang Chen, with one seal of the artist reading Wang Chen si yin. 23 3/4 x 16 5/8in (57.9 x 42.2cm)

WANG CHEN (1720-1797) Album of Ink Bamboo

WANG CHEN (1720-1797) Album of Ink Bamboo Album of ten leaves, ink on paper, each leaf with one or two artist's seals Wang Chen zhi yin and Lianxin, four leaves with the collector's seals of Xiao Shoumin (1896-1970), the final leaf signed Lianxin jushi Wang Chen. 9 1/8 x 11 3/4in (23 x 29.8cm), each leaf For further information on this lot please visit the Bonhams website

WANG CHEN(1720-1797): INK ON PAPER 'LANDSCAPE'

Chinese. Ink on paper. Landscape. Hanging scroll. Inscribed and signed Wang Chen, with two seal marks of the artist, dated to the 54th year of Qianlong reign. Height: 37 2/8 in (94.5 cm) Width: 11 3/8 in (28.8 cm)

WANG CHEN (ATTRIBUTED TO, 1720-1797), LANDSCAPE

Attributed to Wang Chen (1720-1797), Landscape, ink and color on paper, hanging scroll. Dimensions: 35.5"h x 16.75"w (90.17cm x 42.55cm) Provenance: Property of Kobijutsu KenShuDo, Japanese Osaka Estate Antique Company. CONDITION

Wang Chen Pei (?- 1805). Chinese Ink and Water Color

Wang Chen Pei (?- 1805). Chinese Ink and Water Color Fan Painting. L 52.5 cm.

Attributed to Wang Chen (1720-1797), Landscape

Attributed to Wang Chen (1720-1797), Landscape, ink and color on paper, hanging scroll. Dimensions: 35.5"h x 16.75"w (90.17cm x 42.55cm) Provenance: Property of Kobijutsu KenShuDo, Japanese Osaka Estate Antique Company.

WANG CHEN (1720-1797), LANDSCAPE

Ink on paper. Mounted and framed. H 78 x 41 cm

Attributed to Wang Chen (1720-1797) Landscape after Huang Gongwang

Attributed to Wang Chen (1720-1797) Landscape after Huang Gongwang Ink and color on paper, hanging scroll, inscribed and bearing a signature reading Wang Chen with two artist's seals reading Wang Chen zhi yin and Zibing. 31 x 17 1/4in (79 x 44.1cm） For further information on this lot please visit the Bonhams website

WANG CHEN (1720-1797) - Rivers Xiao and Xiang

WANG CHEN (1720-1797) Rivers Xiao and Xiang Handscroll, ink and colour on paper 51.5 x 355 cm. (20 ¼ x 139 ¾ in.)

WANG CHEN 1720 - 1797 | Autumn Moon at Dongting Lake

signed Pengxing Chen and with one seal of the artist Titleslip by Teijirō Yamamoto (1870-1937), and with one seal of his Inscription on the wooden box by Torajiro Naito (1866-1934), and with one seal of his

Wang Chen (1720-1797) Landscape after Huang Gongwang, 1792

Wang Chen (1720-1797) Landscape after Huang Gongwang, 1792Ink on paper, hanging scroll, dated renzi qiu ri (1792, autumn) and inscribed as following the style of Yifeng Laoren (Huang Gongwang), and signed Lianxin Wang Chen at age seventy-three, with two artist's seals reading Wang Chen shu hua and Lianxin and one collector's seal.41 x 17 1/2in (104.2 x 44.5cm) 王宸 山水 水墨紙本 立軸 1792年作款識：壬子秋日[ ] 一峰老人筆，蓮心王宸時年七十有三。鈐印：王宸書画、蓮心藏印：（一印不辨）

WANG CHEN (1720-1797) Ink Landscape, 1752 Hanging scroll, ink on paper, dated renchen

WANG CHEN (1720-1797) Ink Landscape, 1752 Hanging scroll, ink on paper, dated renchen year (1752), with one dedication, inscribed and signed Pengxin Wang Chen, with one seal of the artist, reading Wang Chen si yin. 23 3/4 x 16 5/8in (57.9 x 42.2cm)

Landscape painting of Water and Mountain by Wang Chen

Wang Chen (1720-1797) famous for painting water, mountains and rocks. His paintings have different characteristics during the different periods. H:64inches/162.5cm W:18.6inches/47.5cm

Wang Chen (1720-1797) - Ink And Color On Silk, Hanging-Scroll.

Wang Chen (1720-1797) Ink And Color On Silk, Hanging-Scroll. Signed And Seals And Collectors Seals. 83 x 31 cm (32 5/8 x 12 1/8 in) 王宸（1720-1797） 約2.3平尺 軸心：設色絹本 款識：撫清溪子法，王宸 鈐印：王宸，蓬心 Provenance 來源：舊金山華人祖父傳下之藏品

Wang Chen (1720-1797) Landscape

Wang Chen (1720-1797) Landscape Ink On Paper, Hanging Scroll. Signed And Seals With Many Collector Seals 78 x 34 cm. (71 5/8 x 11 in.) 王宸（1720-1797）山水 約3.4平尺 軸心：水墨紙本 款識：蓬心老拙宸 鈐印：王宸之印，蓬心， Provenance 來源：陳玉泉先生藏品（1873－1963）陳玉泉家人提供

WANG CHEN (1720-1797) MOUNTAIN LANDSCAPE

Ink painting on silk. Hanging scroll, brocade mounting. In the upper left corner there are six seven-syllable verses on the subject of nature.Signed: Wang Chen. Seal: Wang Chen Zhi Yin.In the lower right is an illegible collector’s seal.Wang Chen was a direct descendant of the founders of the orthodox school of painting, Wang Shimin and Wang Yuanqi. He passed his state examinations and held the office of prefect. As an artist, he earned his renown thanks to his calligraphy. His landscapes are technically excellent, yet, in the spirit of that orthodoxy, quite conservative. On this narrow, carefully executed scroll painting we follow two riders and a servant on a path that winds along a river valley to the mountains in the distance, pieced together from smaller regular blocks. In this tall format, the artist has convincingly evoked a composition with depth. China, 18th century. 121 x 29.7 cm.

WANG CHEN 1720-1797 | BAMBOO

signed Mengsou, dated xinhai (1791), at the age of seventy-two, with three seals of the artist, wang chen, zi bin, zi zai feng, dong po cao gao, and one collector's seal, shi chan mi wan

WANG CHEN 1720-1797 | LANDSCAPES

(1) with one seal of the artist, peng xin shu hua (2) with one seal of the artist, wang chen si yin (3) signed Pengxin daoren, with one seal of the artist, wang chen (4) signed Pengxin, with one seal of the artist, wang chen si yin (5) signed Zining, with one seal of the artist, peng xin (6) with one seal of the artist, wang chen zhi yin (7) with one seal of the artist, peng xin (8) signed Wang Chen, with one seal of the artist, wang chen (9) signed Wang Chen, with one seal of the artist, zhi fei (10) signed Wang Chen, with two seals of the artist, wang chen, peng xin shu hua Titleslip by Ziyu shi; titlepage by Mei'an, dated xinchou (1841) of the Daoguang reign

王宸 Wang Chen (1720 - 1797) 西湖八景册 共计8 开 绢本 纸本 West Lake Landscpe Album, 12 Leaves, Ink and Color on Silk ， Ink and Color on Silk ， 31x22.6cm

王宸 Wang Chen (1720 - 1797) 西湖八景册 共计8 开 绢本 纸本 West Lake Landscpe Album, 12 Leaves, Ink and Color on Silk ， Ink and Color on Silk ， 31x22.6cm

WANG CHEN 1720-1797 | LANDSCAPE AFTER HUANG GONGWANG

signed Lianxin Wang Chen, dated jiayin of the Qianlong reign (1794), autumn, with two seals of the artist, wang chen zhi yin, peng xin han mo With one collector's seal, xiao xian xin shang miao ji

Wang Chen (1720-1797) Landscape

Wang Chen (1720-1797) Landscape

WANG CHEN (1720-1797)

WANG CHEN (1720-1797) AN ALBUM OF 28 LANDSCAPE PAINTINGS Ink on paper, comprising seventeen leaves mounted with twenty-eight drawings variously depicting mountainous and river landscapes, four with seals. 11¾ in. x 8 7/8 in. (30 cm. x 22.5 cm.)

WANG  CHEN  1720-1797

PROPERTY  OF  AN  IMPORTANT  AMERICAN  COLLECTION LANDSCAPES signed  Pengxin  (2)  and  Wang  Chen,  dated  jimao  (1759),  autumn,  with  a  dedication,  and  twelve  seals  of  the  artist,  wang  chen,  chen  yin,  zi  ning,  xue  xi,  chen,  shi  shi  hou  ren ink  and  color  on  paper,  album  of  six  leaves 21.2  by  29.8  cm.  8  3/8    by  11  3/4    in.

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WANG CHEN (1720-1797)

WANG CHEN (1720-1797) Living in the Forest Fan leaf, mounted and framed, ink on paper 15.5 x 49 cm. (6 1/8 x 19 1/4 in.) Inscribed and signed, with three seals of the artist Dated late spring, guichou year 91793)

WANG CHEN (1720-1797)

WANG CHEN (1720-1797) Pavilion by a Creek Inscribed with a poem and signed, with two seals of the artist Further inscribed with a poem by Li Chunyuan, signed, with one seal Hanging scroll, ink on silk 133.5 x 36.5 cm. (52 1/2 x 14 3/8 in.)

WANG CHEN (1720-1797)

WANG CHEN (1720-1797) Landscape Hanging scroll, ink on paper 130 x 59.7 cm. (51 1/8 x 23 1/2 in.) Inscribed with a poem and signed, with two seals of the artist Dedicated to Bi Weng Dated summer, dingwei year (1787) Four collectors' seals

WANG CHEN (1720-1797)

WANG CHEN (1720-1797) Pavilion by a Creek Hanging scroll, ink on silk 133.5 x 36.5 cm. (52 1/2 x 14 3/8 in.) Inscribed with a poem and signed, with two seals of the artist Further inscribed by Li Chunyuan, signed with one seal

Landscape

WANG CHEN (1720-1797) Landscape Hanging scroll, ink on paper 66.5 x 36 cm. (26 1/8 x 14 1/8 in.) Inscribed and signed, with three seals of the artist Dedicated to Xiang Shan Zhang Xiong Dated autumn of guisi year (1773) Four collectors's seals

WANG CHEN (1720-1797)

WANG CHEN (1720-1797) Pavilion by a Creek Hanging scroll, ink on silk 133.5 x 36.5cm. (52 1/2 x 14 3/8 in.) Inscribed with a poem and signed by the artist: Liu Dong Wang Chen Two seals of the artist: Wang Chen Zhi Yin, Zi Ning Further inscribed with a poem by Li Chunyuan, signed, with one seal

WANG CHEN (1720-1797)

AUTUMN LANDSCAPE Hanging scroll, ink on paper 82 x 47.8 (32 1/4 x 18 3/4 in.) Inscribed by the artist and signed: Wang Chen Four seals of the artist: Wang Chen Zhi Yin, Zi Bing, Zi Zai Feng, Lian Xin Lao Qiao Dated autumn, xinhai year (1791) Dedicated to Qingchuan Ten collectors' seals including two of Zhang Xiangning, and three of Ou Hanbo (20th century) Titleslip by Zhang Xiangning, signed, with one seal

WANG CHEN (1720-1797) FOUR PAGE ALBUM OF LANDSCAPES

WANG CHEN (1720-1797)

Four-page album of landscapes, ink on paper, 9 x 11 inches (22.8 x 27.9 cm), signed Pengxin Wang Chen and with two seals of the artist and six collectors' seals; cyclically dated 1796.