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China Guardian to launch 58th Quarterly Auctions

2021-03-11

This spring, the 58th China Guardian Quarterly Auctions will present 5,466 pieces of art for an auction extravaganza.

As a leader of medium-sized auctions in China, China Guardian Quarterly Auctions has made remarkable achievements since its establishment. The preview of this auction will be held from March 24 to 26, and bidding runs from March 27 to 30, both at the Guardian Art Center. Categories include Chinese Painting and Calligraphy, Porcelain, Jade, Works of Art, Rare Books, Letters and others for a total of 13 sessions. A wide range of items is eagerly anticipated.

58th China Guardian Quarterly Auctions

Chinese Paintings and Calligraphy, Porcelain,

Jade, Works of Art, Rare Books, Manuscripts

Preview

March 24 (Wed.) - 26 (Fri.)

Auction

March 27 (Sat.) - 30 (Thu.)

Venue

Guardian Art Center

No.1 Wangfujing Street, Dongcheng District, Beijing

Highlights

Chinese Paintings and Calligraphy

Quarterly Auctions - the Chinese Paintings and Calligraphy department has set up five sessions with a total of nearly 2,600 items.

“Masterpieces by Modern Chinese Paintings and Calligraphy Artists” is the star session. This time, the department has carefully selected many works by modern artists such as Zhang Daqian, Qi Baishi, Fu Baoshi, Huang Zhou, Pu Ru, Wu Hufan, Qi Gong, Zhao Puchu, Wang Xuetao, and ancient artists such as Qiu Ying, Wen Zhengming, Shen Zhou, Gong Xian, Lan Ying and Zhang Ruitu.

Lot 532

Xie Zhiliu

Pavilion and Pine Waterfall

96×59 cm

Lot 515

Wang Xuetao, Chen Banding, Wang Rong

Flowers and Birds in Spring

93×179 cm

There are many subsections for the sessions “Modern and Contemporary Chinese Paintings and Calligraphy (Ⅰ) and (Ⅱ)”. These include Ruan Wenlong’s collections, 40 pieces from famous Fujian collectors Zheng Nai, Zhou Zhewen and Chen Zizhao, and nearly 100 calligraphy works, presented in the style of the Ming and Qing dynasties. In these sectors, excellent works by Qi Baishi, Zhang Daqian, Chen Shaomei, Pu Ru, Wang Xuetao and other artists are presented.

Lot 25

Huang Zhou

Woman and Donkey

69×48 cm

Lot 205

Zheng Naiguang

Eagle

137×68 cm

Lot 230

Zheng Naiguang, Sun Qifeng, Pu Zuo, Huo Chunyang

Flowers

66×136 cm

The contemporary subsection of “Modern and Contemporary Chinese Paintings and Calligraphy (Ⅱ)” includes more than 200 items. Among them are works of famous contemporary figure artists such as Fan Zeng, Shi Qi, He Jiaying, and Wang Mingming, landscape paintings by Jia Youfu, Zeng Mi, Yang Mingyi and others and more 20 Sichuan-themed pieces of Chen Zizhuang, Wu Yifeng, Feng Jianwu, Peng Xiancheng and other famous Sichuan artists.

Lot 1027

Peng Xiancheng

Beauties in Horses

96×178 cm

Lot 1097

Fan Zeng

Characters

137×69 cm

“Modern and Contemporary Chinese Paintings and Calligraphy” is a permanent session of the Quarterly Auctions. It offers nearly 600 pieces of art by artists such as Huang Junbi, Pu Ru, Qi Baishi, Li Kuchan, Xie Zhiliu, Yu Fei’an, Tian Shiguang, Cheng Shifa, Ma Jin, Kang Youwei, Yu Youren and Lin Sanzhi.

Lot 1312

Qian Shoutie

Landscape

133×46 cm

Lot 1346

Liu Danzhai

Su Shi in Bamboo Forest

68×45 cm

“Classical Chinese Paintings and Calligraphy” offers more than 700 items, including over 20 pieces of Thangka, nearly 60 paintings describing the peaceful and beautiful life in ancient times, and more than 20 paintings of various styles by palace painters in the Qing Dynasty.

Lot 2418

Tang Yin

Landscape

123×58 cm

Lot 2129

Leng Quan

Characters

138×64 cm

Porcelain, Jade and Works of Art

This season, the Ceramics and Works of Art Department has carefully selected over 2,200 items, dividing them into five sessions.

“Collection of Jundetang” is a private collection session. Most artworks are classic porcelain from official kilns in the Qing Dynasty, of excellent grade. It also offers popular fencai, doucai and pure-colored porcelains of folk kilns.

Lot 3516

Yongzheng Period of the Qing Dynasty

Doucai bowl with characters

D 17.7 cm

“Collection of Juzhentang” is another private collection session this season. The 33 pieces sold at the session are mainly from the official kilns of the Qing Dynasty. It also has porcelains of the late Ming and early Qing Dynasties. Among them are porcelains with great display and ornamental functions. There are also some rare official kiln porcelains of the Qing Dynasty.

Lot 3576

Kangxi Period of the Qing Dynasty

Blue and white goblet with a broad lip, long narrow stem, characters, and flowers

H 45.3 cm

“Charm of the Important Porcelains ＆ Pleasure in the Palm” are two night sessions which have been held for a long time in Quarterly Auctions. This time, while ensuring the quality and the characteristics of the sessions, the department has slightly adjusted them, combining them into one for the session. The department carefully selected 100 pieces of porcelain from the Ming and Qing dynasties, forming 5 sectors in “Charm of the Important Porcelains”. In "Pleasure in the Palm", the department focuses on presenting some well-known palm porcelain pieces, including some collections from well-known museums and important private collections at home and abroad.

Lot 3653

Qianlong Period of the Qing Dynasty

Blue and white jar with cloud and dragon patterns

D 64 cm

Lot 3635

Chongzhen Period of the Qing Dynasty

Blue and white tubular penrack with characters

D 20.3 cm

Lot 3638

Late Ming and early Qing dynasties

Blue and white goblet with a broad lip, long narrow stem characters and patterns

H 41.5 cm

Lot 3661

Yongzheng Period of the Qing Dynasty

A couple of blue and white cups with cloud and dragon patterns

D 9.4 cm

Lot 3674

Kangxi Period of the Qing Dynasty

Copy of the Ming Dynasty’s blue and white bowl with sea and red dragon

D 18.6 cm

“Porcelain Collections of Guardian’s Companions” is a selection of porcelain collected by Guardian companions at home and abroad. The companions’ preferences vary in different regions, thus, the porcelains have different characteristics. In this season, the department collected more than 700 pieces of porcelain from the Ming and Qing Dynasties to the Republic of China era, thanks to collectors from Beijing, Tianjin, Shandong, Shanghai, Zhejiang, Guangzhou, Xiamen, Nanjing and other places. Among them, there are many fine porcelain pieces from the Ming and Qing dynasties. At that time, there were also painted and pure-colored porcelain pieces from the late Ming and early Qing dynasties.

Lot 3838

Kangxi Period of the Qing Dynasty

Blue and white plate with characters and patterns

D 33.2 cm

“Porcelain, Jade and Works of Art” includes Ming and Qing porcelains, jade, bronze, bamboo and wood, and silk enamel.

Lot 3562

Qing Dynasty (18th century)

Mongolian style bronze gilt statue of Buddha

H 34.5 cm

Lot 4974

Contemporary

White jade made by Wang Yipu

L 5.7 cm

Rare Books, Rubbings and Manuscripts

This spring, Rare Books, Rubbing & Manuscripts Department selected more than 670 items, forming two sessions, “Rare Books ＆ Rubbings Book” and “Collections From Japan and Manuscripts”.

“Rare Books ＆ Rubbings Book” covers ancient books, Buddhist books, seal cuttings, rubbings and print paper, with many high-valued items from the Ming, Qing, Han and Tang dynasties.

Lot 3026

Map of the Qing Dynasty

29.5×135 cm

Lot 3061

Compiled by Huang Kerun

The first chapter of Kou Bei San Ting Zhi Shi Liu Juan

15×17.5 cm

Lot 3223

Compiled Xu Zhuo

Collection of Poems of the Tang Dynasty

Copy in Kangxi Period of the Qing Dynasty (1706 )

11.6×16.5 cm

Lot 3232

Yang Shen’s Comments on Du Fu’s Poems

14.5×20.5 cm

“Collections From Japan and Manuscripts” includes collections of Yizhai, letters, manuscripts, and ancient and modern famous ink treasures. More than 100 pieces of Yizhai have been selected from Japan, covering calligraphy and paintings from past dynasties, illustrations of Buddha Hall, manuscripts and screens.