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A finely painted hanging scroll in the style of Zhao Mengfu (1254-1322) presumably Ming Dynasty, 16/17th Century.

Estimate
30 000 - 40 000 SEK
2 680 - 3 570 EUR
2 720 - 3 620 USD
Hammer price
60 000 SEK
Purchasing info
A finely painted hanging scroll in the style of Zhao Mengfu (1254-1322) presumably Ming Dynasty, 16/17th Century.

A landscape with men and horses. One man sitting contemplating, the other holding a horse grazing, to the left large pine trees. Ink and colour on silk. 110 x 73,5 cm.

Damages, losses of silk and colour, retouches, repairs.

Provenance

The Collection of Anders Hellström (1877-1940)
An industry leader best known for his work as managing director and chief executive of the paper and cardboard manufacturer AB Papyrus between the years 1912-1940.
In addition to his daily work, he spent a lot of his time on cultural work.
With his practical abilities associated Hellström vast cultural interests it came in handy with his skills in maintaining communication with representatives of science and art. In a number of artistic and scientific-acting compounds, he played a leading role,
in particularly the ancient Chinese art that was his main interest. The outstanding collection of Chinese bronzes he had acquired over the years, would in professional circles receive the highest appreciation. A few years after his death, part of his collection became donated to the museum of Far Eastern Antiquities in Stockholm.

More information

The scroll with a label in Chinese; 'Zhao Ziang ? lao ren wu ma'