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  • Zhong Pai Mu (b. 1911 - 2004) Untitled, 1954
    Aug. 25, 2024

    Zhong Pai Mu (b. 1911 - 2004) Untitled, 1954

    Est: RM2,000 - RM4,000

    Contrasting man-made buildings and nature, the artist records his impressions of the changes in light and the atmospheric conditions. The vertical branches of the trees display his sensitivity to the beauty of lines. Emphasising feeling and mood, the scene is united by the use of lush green colour and swift brush strokes. Zhong Pai Mu studied at XinHua Art Academy in Shanghai and later moved to Nanjing to learn from the masterful Xu Beihong who at the time returned to China to lead the Art Academy at Central University. Upon graduation, Zhong returned to Ipoh and was invited by Kuo Ju Ping to teach oil painting in Penang. He then moved to Singapore and taught Western art at NAFA for a few years before migrating to Hong Kong. During his time in Singapore, he had also offered guidance to painter Fung Yow Chork.

    Henry Butcher Art Auctioneers
  • Zhong Pai Mu (b. 1911 - 2004) Untitled, 1954
    Jan. 14, 2024

    Zhong Pai Mu (b. 1911 - 2004) Untitled, 1954

    Est: RM6,000 - RM10,000

    Contrasting manmade buildings and nature, the artist records his impressions of the changes in light and the atmospheric conditions. The vertical branches of the trees display his sensitivity to the beauty of lines. Emphasising feeling and mood, the scene is united by the use of lush green colour and swift brush strokes. Zhong Pai Mu studied at Xin Hua Art Academy in Shanghai and later moved to Nanjing to learn from the masterful Xu Beihong whom at the time returned to China to lead the Art Academy at Central University. Upon graduation, Zhong returned to Ipoh and was invited by Kuo Ju Ping to teach oil painting in Penang. He then moved to Singapore and taught Western art at Nanyang Academy of Fine Arts, Singapore for a few years before migrating to Hong Kong. During his time in Singapore, he had also offered guidance to painter Fung Yow Chork.

    Henry Butcher Art Auctioneers
  • ZHONG PAI MU : Penang Chinese Temple, 1930’s / Untitled / Untiltled / Untitled
    Mar. 05, 2023

    ZHONG PAI MU : Penang Chinese Temple, 1930’s / Untitled / Untiltled / Untitled

    Est: RM900 - RM1,800

    Zhong Pai Mu studied at Xin Hua Art Academy in Shanghai, before heading to Nanjing to learn from master Xu Bei Hong who returned to China at that time. He then graduated from the art academy at Central University. Upon graduation, Zhong returned to Ipoh. Later, he was invited by Kuo Ju Ping to teach oil painting in Penang. He then moved to Singa- pore and taught western art at NAFA for a few years before migrating to Hong Kong. During his time in Singapore, he had also guided painter Fung Yow Chork.

    KLAS Art Auction
  • ZHONG PAI MU : Penang Temple, 1930’s
    Nov. 27, 2022

    ZHONG PAI MU : Penang Temple, 1930’s

    Est: RM2,200 - RM5,000

    Zhong Pai Mu studied at Xin Hua Art Acade- my in Shanghai, before heading to Nanjing to learn from master Xu Bei Hong who returned to China at that time. He then graduated from the art academy at Central University. Upon graduation, Zhong returned to Ipoh. Later, he was invited by Kuo Ju Ping to teach oil painting in Penang. He then moved to Singapore and taught western art at NAFA for a few years before migrating to Hong Kong. During his time in Singapore, he had also guided painter Fung Yow Chork.

    KLAS Art Auction
  • ZHONG PAI MU : Untitled (3) & Penang Chinese Temple, 1930's
    Feb. 07, 2021

    ZHONG PAI MU : Untitled (3) & Penang Chinese Temple, 1930's

    Est: RM1,300 - RM2,500

    Zhong Pai Mu studied at Xin Hua Art Acade- my in Shanghai, before heading to Nanjing to learn from master Xu Bei Hong who returned to China at that time. He then graduated from the art academy at Central University. Upon graduation, Zhong returned to Ipoh. Later, he was invited by Kuo Ju Ping to teach oil painting in Penang. He then moved to Singa- pore and taught western art at NAFA for a few years before migrating to Hong Kong. During his time in Singapore, he had also guided painter Fung Yow Chork.

    KLAS Art Auction
  • ZHONG PAI MU : Penang Temple, 1930's
    Dec. 13, 2020

    ZHONG PAI MU : Penang Temple, 1930's

    Est: RM2,200 - RM5,000

    Born in 1911, Zhong Pai Mu studied at the Xin Hua Art Academy in Shanghai, before heading to Nanjing to learn from master Xu Bei Hong who returned to China at that time. He then graduated from the art academy at Central University. Upon graduation, Zhong returned to Ipoh and was later invited by Kuo Ju Ping to teach oil painting in Penang. He then moved to Singapore and taught western art at NAFA for a few years before migrating to Hong Kong. During his time in Singapore, he had also guided the painter Fung Yow Chork.

    KLAS Art Auction
  • ZHONG PAI MU : Untitled I & II, 1953
    Sep. 29, 2019

    ZHONG PAI MU : Untitled I & II, 1953

    Est: RM1,500 - RM2,800

    "Zhong Pai Mu studied at Xin Hua Art Academy in Shanghai, before heading to Nanjing to learn from master Xu Bei Hong who returned to China at that time. He then graduated from the art academy at Central University. Upon graduation, Zhong returned to Ipoh. Later, he was invited by Kuo Ju Ping to teach oil painting in Penang. He then moved to Singapore and taught western art at NAFA for a few years before migrating to Hong Kong. During his time in Singapore, he had also guided painter Fung Yow Chork."

    KLAS Art Auction
  • KAMPUNG HOUSE
    Mar. 05, 2017

    KAMPUNG HOUSE

    Est: RM7,000 - RM9,000

    Painting with frame

    The Edge Auction
  • ZHONG PAI MU (b. 1911), Kampung, 1949, watercolour on paper
    Nov. 09, 2014

    ZHONG PAI MU (b. 1911), Kampung, 1949, watercolour on paper

    Est: RM5,000 - RM8,000

    ZHONG PAI MU b. Perak, 1911 KAMPUNG, 1949 Signed and dated 'Paimu 49' (lower left) Watercolour on paper 32cm x 44cm A first appearance at Henry Butcher Art Auctioneers auction, Zhong Pai Mu is one of the important educators at Nanyang Academy of Fine Arts (NAFA) in Singapore. One of his illustrious works is a stilllife oil painting depicted in an Impressionist style titled Fish. Executed in 1949, the same year as this watercolour piece featured here, Fish is in the collection of the National Museum of Singapore, which has been recently displayed in an exhibition called A Changed World, Singapore Art 1950s - 1970s. On offer here is the artist's illustration of a kampong house in rural Malaya demonstrating his adeptness in controlling the translucency of the watercolour medium. Zhong Pai Mu studied at Xin Hua Art Academy in Shanghai and later moved to Nanjing to learn from the masterful Xu Beihong whom at the time returned to China to lead the Art Academy at Central University. Upon graduation, Zhong returned to Ipoh and was invited by Kuo Ju Ping to teach oil painting in Penang. He then moved to Singapore and taught Western art at NAFA for a few years before migrating to Hong Kong. During his time in Singapore, he had also offered guidance to painter Fung Yow Chork. REFERENCE Kuo Ju Ping Memorial Exhibition, Penang State Art Gallery, 1997.

    Henry Butcher Art Auctioneers
  • ZHONG PAI MU (b. 1911), Portrait Of A Girl, 1945, oil on canvas laid on board
    Nov. 09, 2014

    ZHONG PAI MU (b. 1911), Portrait Of A Girl, 1945, oil on canvas laid on board

    Est: RM25,000 - RM40,000

    ZHONG PAI MU b. Perak, 1911 PORTRAIT OF A GIRL, 1945 Signed and dated 'Paimu 1945' (lower left) Oil on canvas laid on board 48cm x 41cm Making a first appearance at Henry Butcher Art Auctioneers auction, pioneer artist Zhong Pai Mu is represented with a rare oil painting of an adolescent girl illustrated in an Impressionist manner. The use of tanned palette on her skin and the outlines of her features suggest that she hails from the Southeast Asia region. Her braided pigtail hairstyle decorated with ribbons conveys innocence. The ambiguity of her attire leaves a puzzle for the viewer in determining her true origins. Zhong Pai Mu studied at Xin Hua Art Academy in Shanghai and later moved to Nanjing to learn from the masterful Xu Beihong whom at the time returned to China to lead the Art Academy at Central University. Upon graduation, Zhong returned to Ipoh and was invited by Kuo Ju Ping to teach oil painting in Penang. He then moved to Singapore and taught Western art at NAFA for a few years before migrating to Hong Kong. During his time in Singapore, he had also offered guidance to painter Fung Yow Chork. REFERENCE Kuo Ju Ping Memorial Exhibition, Penang State Art Gallery, 1997.

    Henry Butcher Art Auctioneers
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