Kung Ling-i & Chen Ji-en Collections 7 2021-11-07 Auction - 390 Price Results - Top Notch Collections in NJ - Page 17
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A GILT COPPER VAISRAVANA BUDDHA STATUE.A FLOWERS PAINTING BY EMPEROR HUIZONG.AN ENAMELED COPPER LIDDED JAR.
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Trenton, NJ, United States
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Kung Ling-i & Chen Ji-en Collections 7

This is the 7th session of collections from Kung Ling-i and Chen Ji-en. Kung Hsiang-hsi was appointed by Chairman Chiang Kai-shek as the Minister of Finance of the Republic of China in the 1930s after graduation from Yale University. And at that time his eldest daughter, Kung Ling-i, was at the age of marriage. Soong Mei-ling, aunt of Ling-i, introduced her several outstanding military generals but got her denial for reasons. After Ling-i met handsome Mr. Ji-en Chen at a romantic banquet, the two quickly fell in love and made a promise of marriage. However, as a noble princess, Ling-i's love did not get support from her father Kung Hsiang-hsi. The reason is simple: Mr. Ji-en Chen was born humble and his father was only the conductor of an orchestra. Later, Kung Hsiang-hsi named Mr. Ji-en Chen the deputy director of the Central Banking Bureau. Kung Hsiang-hsi then transferred him to the United States on the grounds of developing international bank business, to dilute their relationship with distance. However, Ling-i broke through many obstacles and went to the United States to reunite with Mr. Ji-en Chen, and soon announced their marriage. Kung Hsiang-hsi was moved by his daughter's love, agreed to the marriage and prepared a generous dowry for her, and shipped to the United States. Aunt Soong Mei-ling also personally went to the United States to attend their wedding. Unfortunately, the two eventually broke up due to the great difference in living habits after marriage. After the divorce, Kung Ling-i left the properties to Mr. Ji-en Chen and returned to China. Mr. Ji-en Chen had been living in the United States for the rest of his life. It is our great honor to share this moving story and have the consignment from the descendants of Mr. Ji-en Chen to dispose of some of these assets.
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A LANDSCAPE PAINTING ON PAPER BY WANG HUI.: Landscape Painting on Paper, Hand Painted by Wang Hui.
0385: A LANDSCAPE PAINTING ON PAPER BY WANG HUI.Est. US$1,000-US$2,000Lot Passed
A PASTURING HORSE PAINTING BY FAN ZENG.: Pasturing Horse Painting on Paper, Hand Painted by Fan Zeng.
0386: A PASTURING HORSE PAINTING BY FAN ZENG.Est. US$1,500-US$3,000Lot Passed
A CHARACTERS SCENE PAINTING BY QIU YING.: Characters Scene Painting on Silk, Hand Painted by Qiu Ying. Provenance: Kung Hsiang-hsi was appointed by Chairman Chiang Kai-shek as the Minister of Finance of the Republic of China in the 1930s
0387: A CHARACTERS SCENE PAINTING BY QIU YING.Est. US$1,900-US$3,800Lot Passed
A LONG SCROLL LANDSCAPE PAINTING.: Long Scroll Landscape Painting on Silk, Hand Painted by Dong Bangda. Provenance: Kung Hsiang-hsi was appointed by Chairman Chiang Kai-shek as the Minister of Finance of the Republic of China in the
0388: A LONG SCROLL LANDSCAPE PAINTING.Est. US$2,500-US$5,000Lot Passed
A CALLIGRAPHY BY EMPEROR QIANLONG.: Handwritten Calligraphy on Silk, By Emperor Qianlong.
0389: A CALLIGRAPHY BY EMPEROR QIANLONG.Est. US$1,000-US$2,000Lot Passed
A LANDSCAPE PAINTING ON SILK BY SHEN ZHOU.: Landscape Painting on Silk, Hand Painted by Shen Zhou.
0390: A LANDSCAPE PAINTING ON SILK BY SHEN ZHOU.Est. US$2,250-US$4,500Lot Passed
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