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Wu Dacheng (1835-1902). A…
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Melbourne
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1-Dec-2024
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Wu Dacheng (1835-1902). A mounted calligraphy fan in clerical script style. Ink on paper, fan leaf. Signed Taicheng Daoren and dedicated to Cai Shou, with one seal of the artist, and one collection seal of Cai Shou. Wu Dacheng (1835-) was a prominent Chinese scholar, calligrapher, and collector during the late Qing Dynasty. He was known for his expertise in epigraphy, bronze and stone inscriptions, and Chinese antiquities. Wu Dacheng served in various government positions and was highly regarded for his cultural and intellectual contributions. His interest in ancient inscriptions and artifacts influenced the preservation and study of Chinese antiquities. He was also known for his refined calligraphy and poetry, and his collections of Art and antiquities were highly respected. Fan, ink on paper. Provenance: Choi Jit Fu (Cai Zhefu) collection and thence by descent. - 17 cm height x 53.5 cm width
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Oriental: Bronze