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[es-ES]Record tools[es-ES] [es-ES]Displays[es-ES]	[es-ES]Details[es-ES] Remove from selection Add to selection CollectionSouth & Southeast Asian Collection Número del objetoS1955-0095-001-0 TítuloExulting in the Snow 叫雪 CreadorChang Tung (Zhang Dong) [+] [-] Birth: Death: Bibliography: DescripciónChan Tan Nung (Zhang Dannong) was a native of Meixi in the Guangdong province of China. An accomplished painter, calligrapher and seal carver, he spent his early years among the art circles of Suzhou and Shanghai. Around 1940, Chan journeyed to Singapore and taught calligraphy for many years, and with his prolific oeuvre local subjects and themes, and Balinese life, became one of the leading proponents of the Nanyang style. This earlier painting, however, a study of Gao Qifeng’s ‘Playing in the Snow’ 《寒猿戲雪》 (1916), shows the influence of China’s modernisation on the Chinese overseas, and how that influence reached the literati based in Singapore. Lugar de producciónSingapore Fecha 1952 Nombre del objetoChinese Painting, Painting MaterialInk and Colour on Paper, Ink, Paper Dimensiones Height: 137.5 cm Width: 67.5 cm Height: 230.5 cm Width: 91 cm Línea de créditoGift of Malcolm MacDonald

CollectionSouth & Southeast Asian Collection

Número del objetoS1955-0095-001-0

TítuloExulting in the Snow 叫雪

CreadorChang Tung (Zhang Dong)

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DescripciónChan Tan Nung (Zhang Dannong) was a native of Meixi in the Guangdong province of China. An accomplished painter, calligrapher and seal carver, he spent his early years among the art circles of Suzhou and Shanghai. Around 1940, Chan journeyed to Singapore and taught calligraphy for many years, and with his prolific oeuvre local subjects and themes, and Balinese life, became one of the leading proponents of the Nanyang style. This earlier painting, however, a study of Gao Qifeng’s ‘Playing in the Snow’ 《寒猿戲雪》 (1916), shows the influence of China’s modernisation on the Chinese overseas, and how that influence reached the literati based in Singapore.

Lugar de producciónSingapore

Fecha 1952

Nombre del objetoChinese Painting, Painting

MaterialInk and Colour on Paper, Ink, Paper

Dimensiones

Height: 137.5 cm
Width: 67.5 cm
Height: 230.5 cm
Width: 91 cm

Línea de créditoGift of Malcolm MacDonald