China Guardian Hong Kong Autumn Auctions 2020 – E-magazine

The China Guardian Hong Kong Autumn Auctions 2020 will take place at the Hong Kong Convention and Exhibition Centre from 5-10 Oct . For a sneak peek of the remarkable offerings this season, please check out the latest issue of the China Guardian Newsletter on the website.

Highlights include Climbing the Lofty Mountain, a six-feet large scale painting by Fu Baoshi; the largest dual sculpture ever presented in auction history by Ju Ming-"Taichi Series: Cloud Hands, Stomp”; Inscribed Archaic Bronze Ritual Vessel, Fang Ding of late Shang Dynasty, an unprecedented artifact to be showcased in the Ceramics and Works of Art session ; A Rare and Impressive 8.82-carat Natural Unheated Kashmiri Sapphire and Diamond Ring to be unveiled at the Magnificent Jewellery Selling Exhibition“DAZZLE” in September; last but not least, a selection of properties from huanghuali will be offered at no reserve.

8 feature articles:

• Fu Baoshi’s Climbing the Lofty Mountain Leads the Modern Chinese Paintings and Calligraphy Auction
• Chinese Painting Private Collections and Special Sessions
• Sky Rocking and Groundbreaking, to the Realm of Infinity: Ju Ming's Largest Dual Sculpture Ever Presented in Auction History
• Sailing Against the Waves Yayoi Kusama's Key Work in the 1970s, On the Ocean
• The Peak of Perfection-Ideal Beauty, A Rare 1950s Masterpiece by Tsuguharu Foujita
• Ground Breaking Masterpieces, Paving the Way of History Ding Yanyong and Lin Fengmian's Figure Painting Innovation
• Looking Up at the Starry Sky, Confident in One's Own Creativity The First 'Snowscape' Work by Zeng Fanzhi
• Research on an Inscribed Archaic Bronze 'Zuo Cong Yi Ge' Incense Burner, Fang Ding

Besides the above-mentioned, the Newsletter shows many other magnificent lots not to be missed. Please click HERE to access the electronic version of the Newsletter.