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Roaring Mountain River
Au Ho-nien
ca. 1979
Au Ho-nien belongs to the third generation of the modern Southern Chinese 'Lingnan School'. Born in Guangdong Province, he went to Taiwan via Hong Kong in 1970, where he became a senior professor at the University of Chinese Culture. In 1979, a joint exhibition of works by Au Ho-nien and Liu Kuo-sung (b. 1932) was held at the Museum für Kunsthandwerk (now the Museum Angewandte Kunst) in Frankfurt. On this occasion, both artists painted pictures and presumably donated them to the museum.
This impressive painting of a roaring mountain river between steep cliffs also dates from this period. Materials and techniques are entirely in keeping with traditional Chinese ink painting, but the composition of the work reveals a Western-style central perspective. The painting is thus a prime example of the successful synthesis of Chinese ink painting and European depiction of reality.
Title
Roaring Mountain River
絕壁湍流圖
Involved in the execution
Au Ho-nien (Artist) GND
Date
ca. 1979 (Production)
Geographical reference
Place of production: China
Material / Technique
Unmounted sheet; ink and light colours on paper
Dimensions
Overall:
64 x 96 cm
Object type
Collection
Inventory number
16295
Creditline
Museum Angewandte Kunst, Frankfurt am Main
Accession
Donation; 31.12.1979; Au Ho-nien (Ou Haonian)
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