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Luis Chan was born in Panama and moved to Hong Kong in 1910. He spent his early days working as a typist in a law firm and designing fonts for a ferry boat company. A self-taught artist who painted in his spare time, Chan learned through a correspondence course from the Press Art School in London. Luis Chan’s art focuses on the imagination brought to his works. The features come from Chan’s wild imagination and use of a kaleidoscopic range of fantastical colours, and are teeming with childlike whimsy.
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We have sought to record changes in the condition of this piece acquired after its initial manufacture. -Along the left edge of the painting, several short, horizontal creases can be seen; -the colour of the pigments are vivid; -it is in our opinion that this work is in excellent condition.
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Lot 67Sale 20516
Figures and Fish LUIS CHAN (CHEN FUSHAN, 1905-1995) Estimate: HKD 80,000 - 120,000
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