Everlasting Tranquility (Shanjing changnian 山靜長年)

© Harold Wong

Everlasting Tranquility (Shanjing changnian 山靜長年)

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Everlasting Tranquility (Shanjing changnian 山靜長年),

2000

Harold Wong (Huang Zhongfeng) 黃中方, born 1943, Shanghai, China; active Hong Kong
2020-25

Information

Title
Everlasting Tranquility (Shanjing changnian 山靜長年)
Dates

2000

Maker
Harold Wong (Huang Zhongfeng) 黃中方
Medium
Hanging scroll; ink on paper
Dimensions
67 × 134.6 cm (26 3/8 × 53 in.)
Credit Line
Gift of Lloyd E. Cotsen, Class of 1950
Object Number
2020-25
Inscription
Artist’s Inscription 山靜長年/公元二千年/寫於香島/二知軒/黃中方又癡 Everlasting tranquility. The year 2000, painted at Xiangdao in the Erzhi Studio. Huang Zhongfang, Youchi.
Marks/Labels/Seals
Artist’s seals “Qu Jing” 趣靜, tall rect. relief (upper right) “Huang Zhongfeng” 黃中方, sq. relief (after signature, upper) “Youchi” 又癡, sq. intaglio (after signature, lower) “Erzhi xuan” 二知軒, sq. relief (lower left)
Culture
Chinese
Period
modern Chinese styles and periods
Type
hanging scrolls, scroll paintings
Materials
ink, paper (fiber product)
Subject
landscapes (representations)

–2000 Kaikodo Gallery (New York, NY), sold to Lloyd E. Cotsen (Los Angeles, CA), Nov. 10, 2000.

2000–2020 Cotsen 1985 Trust (Los Angeles, CA), by gift to the Princeton University Art Museum, 2020.

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