TAO WEIHONG (CHINESE 1940-) THREE INK PAINTINGS, 20TH-21ST CENTURY 二十至二十一世紀 陶為浤 李白、朱熹、陸游詩意圖 紙本設色 鏡框 （共三幅） 款識：江寒早啼猿/松暝已吐月/月色何悠悠/清猿响啾啾/李太白詩/吳門陶為浤畫於上海 鈐印：雲氣山、吳門陶、為浤、楚煙湘月 款識：江空秋月明/夜久寒露滴/扁舟何處歸/吟嘯永佳夕/朱熹詩意/吳門陶為浤畫於上海 鈐印：雲氣山、吳門陶氏、為浤書畫、月秀如水⺀[水]如天 款識：梅瘦有情橫淡水/雲輕無力護清霜/陸放翁句/吳門陶為浤畫於上海櫻花草堂 鈐印：雲氣山、吳門陶、為浤、月滿花香 ink and colour on paper, one inscribed with poem by Li Bai (701-762), signed 'Wumen Tao Weihong Huayu Shanghai' (Wu School Tao Weihong painted in Shanghai), red seal 'Yun Qi Shan', 'Wu Men Tao', 'Wei Hong' upper left, 'Chu Yan Xiang Yue' lower right; one inscribed with poem by Zhu Xi (1130-1200), signed 'Wumen Tao Weihong Huayu Shanghai' (Wu School Tao Weihong painted in Shanghai), red seal 'Yun Qi Shan', 'Wu Men Tao Shi', 'Wei Hong Shu Hua' upper left, 'Yue Xiu Ru Shui Shui Ru Tian' lower right; the other inscribed with a phrase by Lu You (1125-1201), signed 'Wumen Tao Weihong Huayu Shanghai Yinghuacao Tang' (Wu School Tao Weihong painted in the Hall of Primrose, Shanghai), red seal 'Yun Qi Shan' upper right, 'Wu Men Tao', 'Wei Hong' upper left, 'Yue Man Hua Xiang' lower right, all framed (66cm x 36cm; 65.5cm x 41cm; 64.5cm x 40cm) Qty: (3) Provenance: Private Scottish collection, acquired in the 1990s at Yu Yuan Gardens Gallery (豫園) in Shanghai, with a brochure obtained from the gallery about Tao Weihong's painting exhibition. The cover of the brochure with a calligraphy 'Tao Wei Hong Hua Zhan' (Exhibition of Tao Weihong), signed by a Chinese visual artist Qian Juntao (1907-1998), dated to the year of Yi Hai, corresponding to 1997. Note: Tao Weihong (1940-) is the son and inheritance of Tao Lengyue (陶冷月1895-1985), is known for his individual mode of expression combining Eastern and Western techniques. Tao Lengyue, also known as Professor Cold Moon, established the Lengyue (Cold Moon) School, a branch of the Shanghai School (海上畫派), a style of Chinese art present in the late 19th century and centered in Shanghai.