Lot 666: SONG DONG & YIN XIUZHEN | (i) If you see something, say something (ii) If you don't see anything, don't say anything

each signed in Chinese and Pinyin, titled in Chinese and English and dated  2006 on the reverse, framed

each 50 by 150.3 cm; 19⅝ by 59⅛ in.

oil on canvas

(i) This work is in good condition. There is hairline cobweb craquelures throughout with the most obvious being in the upper left edge. (ii) This work is in good condition with very minor scuff marks to the upper right area which is inherent to original execution method. There is minor craquelure to the upper centre which is 30 cm apart from left edge. Please note that they were not examined under ultraviolet light.
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Netherlands, Amsterdam, Christie's non-selling exhibition; Amstelveen, Canvas International Art; Amsterdam, Artesia; Den Bosch, Vanderven & Vanderven Oriental Art; Utrecht, Mees Pierson Private Banking Office; Heerlen, DSM Head Office; France, Bordeaux, Chateau Palmer, East Asia Fine Arts Collections, 2007, 2008, 2013 (exhibition titles variable)

Chinese Contemporary Art, Chambers Fine Art, New York, Beijing, 2007, p. 36

Chambers Fine Art, New York/Beijing
Acquired by the present owner from the above