Guardian Hong Kong's first beat Qi Baishi took the lead

Guardian Hong Kong's first film, which comes from Qi Baishi's 1922 colored paper "Landscape Atlas," won 46% of the top spot. This painting is Shamo's direct winner of the painter himself and is the most important part of his collection. The book was opened in a total of 10, not the annual section, according to Whitehead old man when the book was made in 1922. In 1922, it was the key moment for the old man Shiraishi to “fade the law of the year”. There are many landscape paintings created in this year, and the changes are very obvious. They are more mature than the flowers and birds in the same period. This "Map of Mountains and Waters" is extremely ingenious, and all the paintings are cut-out landscapes, adorned with far sails, trees, houses, bamboos, Qu roads, and bridges. The characteristics of self-composition, multi-subjecting, and dare to coloring basically follow the style formed in the middle age, but compared to the “Yanshantu” and “Shimen 24 Views” twelve years ago, this album has been placed With open-mindedness, richer and more varied space operations, powerful and simple brushstrokes, and rich colors and inks, Qi Baishi has initially completed a historical leap in the history of landscape paintings from "littlehand-painted" to "big-freehand."

Xu Beihong's work "Song Yingtu" was sold for HK$21.275 million in 1936. From the title of the article, "Mr. Yagga Masaru" and "The poem of Mr. Lao Du of the Year of the Dragon", Xu Beihong was painted at the time of the age of 41 in 1936 when he was born in Hunan Province.

Some of the ancient paintings and calligraphy of Wang Jian's "Imitating Dong Wenmin's Landscapes" were won at HK$17.25 million. This works in Bingchen (1676). It paints and paints landscapes for the painter. The screen overflows with elegant and elegant atmosphere. The style is China Resources, and there is quite a touch of ink in Dong Qichang.