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Lot Essay
Wang Xiaju (1909-1995), whose sobriquet was Yenong, was from Hubei province. He worked at the Chinese Central Research Institute of Culture and History and the National Art Museum of China. He also served as a committee member of the Chinese Calligraphy Association. He was a renowned calligrapher and excelled at traditional painting, especially of plum and bamboo. He was well-known for his clerical script.
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Condition report
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There is one horizontal crease at the bottom of the calligraphy as well as some very minor creases and wrinkles. Otherwise, it is in our opinion that this painting is in overall very good to excellent condition.