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TitleThe Jingguanlou Collection of Chinese Painting and Calligraphy: Xie Zhiliu and Chen Peiqiu
DescriptionThe Jingguanlou Collection, donated by Hong Kong collector Dr Leo Wong Kwai-kuen, is notable for its 20th-century painting and calligraphic works of the Shanghai School, including the most comprehensive oeuvres of Zhu Qizhan, Xie Zhiliu, and Chen Peiqiu. Following the collection catalogue The Jingguanlou Collection of Chinese Painting and Calligraphy: Zhu Qizhan, the HKMoA has compiled works by Xie and Chen from the Collection and published a catalogue featuring over 170 masterpieces from different phases of the artist couple’s respective art careers. Enriched with articles by Mr Xie Dingwei, the duo’s son, and Dr Tang Zheming, the Chinese art historian, the publication explores the artistic development and achievements of Xie and Chen, providing essential materials and references for the studies of modern painting and calligraphy of the Shanghai School.
DetailPublished 2024
Pages: 263; 245
Price: HK$975 / Set
ISBN: 978-962-215-261-8
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TitleThe Chih Lo Lou Collection of Chinese Painting and Calligraphy: 20th Century
DescriptionThe catalogue records the birthday-themed works from the Collection, along with other paintings and calligraphic pieces from the 20th century—altogether 136 sets of them—and included three academic articles written by Museum curatorial staff and Dr Ching Chung-shan. Spanning three volumes, this series explores various themes, providing a comprehensive documentation of the Chih Lo Lou Collection.
DetailPublished 2023
Pages: 355
Price: HK$365
ISBN: 978-962-215-260-1
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TitleThe Jingguanlou Collection of Chinese Painting and Calligraphy: Zhu Qizhan
DescriptionThe Jingguanlou Collection of Chinese Painting and Calligraphy: Zhu Qizhan is a tribute to Dr Leo Wong's generous donation and dedication to share Zhu Qizhan's oeuvre with the public. The catalogue comprises more than 250 priceless works by Zhu, including paintings, calligraphy works, porcelain paintings and purple clay teapots with rubbings, which aims to give a broader picture of the artist’s century-long creative career. It also provides definitive and reliable evidence for the study on Zhu’s aesthetic philosophy and evolving artistic style over different life stages.
DetailPublished 2022
Pages: 440
Price: HK$535
ISBN: 978-962-215-257-1
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TitleWu Guanzhong‧Hong Kong‧Museum of Art
DescriptionAs one of the leading masters of modern Chinese art, Wu Guanzhong (1919 – 2010) sets a fine example by donating large portions of his works to public museums, most generously to the HKMoA. Based on the Museum's invaluable collection of Wu's paintings, and supplemented by valuable archival and historical materials with over 200 coloured illustrations, the publication introduces the life of Wu Guanzhong and his artworks, it also serves as an essential reference for the appreciation of his art and artistic theories. By recounting the artist's precious memories and close relationship with Hong Kong and the HKMoA, the Museum also pays tribute to Wu Guanzhong and his family for their great affection for Hong Kong.
DetailPublished 2022
Pages: 370
Price: HK$150
ISBN: 978-962-215-255-7
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TitleThe Chih Lo Lou Collection of Chinese Painting and Calligraphy: Song to Qing
DescriptionAs a sequel to the first volume that came out in 2019, the second volume of "The Chih Lo Lou Collection of Chinese Painting and Calligraphy" collection is now available. Moving on from the works by the Ming loyalists, this catalogue focuses on the leading masters of the Song dynasty through to the Qing dynasty. Altogether, 98 pieces or sets of Chinese painting and calligraphy, including those by members of the "Four Masters of Ming", namely Wen Zhengming and Tang Yin, the Songjiang School of painting led by Dong Qichang, "The Four Wangs" of early Qing, including Wang Shimin and Wang Hui, as well as members of the Qing dynasty "Eight Eccentrics of Yangzhou", such as Jin Nong and more. Complemented by two academic articles written by Museum curatorial staff, and coloured with illustrations of the works in the Collection completed with comprehensive inscriptions and entries, this extensive publication records the uniqueness of the Chih Lo Lou Collection of Chinese painting and calligraphy, an indispensable companion for research and collectible treasure.
DetailPublished 2022
Pages: 443
Price: HK$325
ISBN: 978-962-215-254-0
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TitleHong Kong Experience‧Hong Kong Experiment - Hong Kong Art Research Publication
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DetailPublished 2019
Pages: 225
Price: HK$180
ISBN: 978-962-215-247-2
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TitleGems of Chinese Antiquities Collection - 100 Selected Works of Chinese Ceramics
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DetailPublished 2019
Pages: 238
Price: HK$325
ISBN: 978-962-215-249-6
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TitleThe Chih Lo Lou Collection of Chinese Painting and Calligraphy: Ming Loyalists
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DetailPublished 2019
Pages: 443
Price: HK$345
ISBN: 978-962-215-248-9
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TitleFrom Dung Basket to Dining Cart: 100th Anniversary of the Birth of Wu Guanzhong
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DetailPublished 2019
Pages: 270
Price: HK$280
ISBN: 978-962-215-250-2
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TitleA Sense of Place: from Turner to Hockney
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DetailPublished 2019
Pages: 214
Price: HK$395
ISBN: 978-962-215-251-9
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TitleChinese Ceramic Tea Vessels - The K.S. Lo Collection, Flagstaff House Museum of Tea Ware, Hong Kong
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DetailPublished 2019
Pages: 372
Price: HK$340
ISBN: 978-962-215-245-8
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TitleThe Jingguanlou Collection of Chinese Painting and Calligraphy: Xie Zhiliu and Chen PeiqiuDescriptionThe Jingguanlou Collection, donated by Hong Kong collector Dr Leo Wong Kwai-kuen, is notable for its 20th-century painting and calligraphic works of the Shanghai School, including the most comprehensive oeuvres of Zhu Qizhan, Xie Zhiliu, and Chen Peiqiu. Following the collection catalogue The Jingguanlou Collection of Chinese Painting and Calligraphy: Zhu Qizhan, the HKMoA has compiled works by Xie and Chen from the Collection and published a catalogue featuring over 170 masterpieces from different phases of the artist couple’s respective art careers. Enriched with articles by Mr Xie Dingwei, the duo’s son, and Dr Tang Zheming, the Chinese art historian, the publication explores the artistic development and achievements of Xie and Chen, providing essential materials and references for the studies of modern painting and calligraphy of the Shanghai School.DetailPublished 2024
TitleThe Chih Lo Lou Collection of Chinese Painting and Calligraphy: 20th CenturyDescriptionThe catalogue records the birthday-themed works from the Collection, along with other paintings and calligraphic pieces from the 20th century—altogether 136 sets of them—and included three academic articles written by Museum curatorial staff and Dr Ching Chung-shan. Spanning three volumes, this series explores various themes, providing a comprehensive documentation of the Chih Lo Lou Collection.DetailPublished 2023
TitleThe Jingguanlou Collection of Chinese Painting and Calligraphy: Zhu QizhanDescriptionThe Jingguanlou Collection of Chinese Painting and Calligraphy: Zhu Qizhan is a tribute to Dr Leo Wong's generous donation and dedication to share Zhu Qizhan's oeuvre with the public. The catalogue comprises more than 250 priceless works by Zhu, including paintings, calligraphy works, porcelain paintings and purple clay teapots with rubbings, which aims to give a broader picture of the artist’s century-long creative career. It also provides definitive and reliable evidence for the study on Zhu’s aesthetic philosophy and evolving artistic style over different life stages.DetailPublished 2022
TitleWu Guanzhong‧Hong Kong‧Museum of ArtDescriptionAs one of the leading masters of modern Chinese art, Wu Guanzhong (1919 – 2010) sets a fine example by donating large portions of his works to public museums, most generously to the HKMoA. Based on the Museum's invaluable collection of Wu's paintings, and supplemented by valuable archival and historical materials with over 200 coloured illustrations, the publication introduces the life of Wu Guanzhong and his artworks, it also serves as an essential reference for the appreciation of his art and artistic theories. By recounting the artist's precious memories and close relationship with Hong Kong and the HKMoA, the Museum also pays tribute to Wu Guanzhong and his family for their great affection for Hong Kong.DetailPublished 2022
TitleThe Chih Lo Lou Collection of Chinese Painting and Calligraphy: Song to QingDescriptionAs a sequel to the first volume that came out in 2019, the second volume of "The Chih Lo Lou Collection of Chinese Painting and Calligraphy" collection is now available. Moving on from the works by the Ming loyalists, this catalogue focuses on the leading masters of the Song dynasty through to the Qing dynasty. Altogether, 98 pieces or sets of Chinese painting and calligraphy, including those by members of the "Four Masters of Ming", namely Wen Zhengming and Tang Yin, the Songjiang School of painting led by Dong Qichang, "The Four Wangs" of early Qing, including Wang Shimin and Wang Hui, as well as members of the Qing dynasty "Eight Eccentrics of Yangzhou", such as Jin Nong and more. Complemented by two academic articles written by Museum curatorial staff, and coloured with illustrations of the works in the Collection completed with comprehensive inscriptions and entries, this extensive publication records the uniqueness of the Chih Lo Lou Collection of Chinese painting and calligraphy, an indispensable companion for research and collectible treasure.DetailPublished 2022
TitleHong Kong Experience‧Hong Kong Experiment - Hong Kong Art Research PublicationDescription---DetailPublished 2019
TitleGems of Chinese Antiquities Collection - 100 Selected Works of Chinese CeramicsDescription---DetailPublished 2019
TitleThe Chih Lo Lou Collection of Chinese Painting and Calligraphy: Ming LoyalistsDescription---DetailPublished 2019
TitleFrom Dung Basket to Dining Cart: 100th Anniversary of the Birth of Wu GuanzhongDescription---DetailPublished 2019
TitleA Sense of Place: from Turner to HockneyDescription---DetailPublished 2019
TitleChinese Ceramic Tea Vessels - The K.S. Lo Collection, Flagstaff House Museum of Tea Ware, Hong KongDescription---DetailPublished 2019