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Five Playing Children
Wu Bingquan
1st half 19th century
Wu Bingquan, whose style name was Jingke, was a painter and seal engraver from Haiyan in Zhejiang province. He was the fourth son of the landscape painter and collector Wu Xiu (1764–1827) and was active during the Daoguang era (1821–1850). His special field was painting from nature (xiesheng).
The painting is in the tradition of New Year pictures and probably has been used as such. This would also explain its poor state of preservation. Works such as this expressive painting have only rarely survived. They were hung up for a limited time as auspicious New Year paintings and were not usually kept.
Title
Five Playing Children
嬰戲圖年畫
Involved in the execution
Wu Bingquan (Artist)
Date
1st half 19th century (Production)
Geographical reference
Place of production: China
Material / Technique
Ink and colours on paper
Dimensions
Overall:
380 x 515 mm
Object type
Collection
Inventory number
16290
Creditline
Museum Angewandte Kunst, Frankfurt am Main
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