PENG CHUNSHI (1896-1976) AND JIA JINGDE (1880-1960)
PROPERTY FROM THE COLLECTION OF ZHANG ZIKAI (1900-1983)
PENG CHUNSHI (1896-1976) AND JIA JINGDE (1880-1960)

Gathering of Nine Old Gentlemen

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PENG CHUNSHI (1896-1976) AND JIA JINGDE (1880-1960)
Gathering of Nine Old Gentlemen
Inscribed and signed, with three seals of each artist
Dated autumn, guisi year (1953)
Colophon inscribed by Jia Jingde (1880-1960), with three seals
Hanging scroll, ink on paper
11 x 22 1/2 in. (28 x 57.3 cm.)

Lot Essay

Peng Chunshi (1896-1976) was a Chinese calligrapher, poet and political figure in the 20th Century. He was praised by his contemporaries as “the best bel esprit of Jiang Xi Province”. Peng’s works exhibited a high level of literary accomplishment, in light of his rich erudition.

Jia Jingde, sobriquet Yujia, was a politician in Republic of China and appointed as Vice Premier in 1949. He is skillful at elegant calligraphy with clearly articulating each brushstroke.

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