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‘When people see my work they feel that it’s fresh. It’s not totally like the traditional Chinese paintings, and it’s not totally Western. It’s a combination of both.’
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We visited Chinese artist Ma Xinle at his Beijing studio to discuss his scroll painting ‘Horses’ – a highlight offered in our Asian Art Week auctions in New York.
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‘Horses have always been one of the major subjects in my paintings,’ says the artist. Ma’s last name means horse, and he has always felt an affinity with the animals. But for him, the subject is less important than the desire to create art.
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‘You can paint anything you like – it doesn’t matter what,’ he concludes. ‘Anything you think is beautiful can stir your heart and can move other people.’
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Ma Xinle (b. 1963), ‘Horses’, 2012. Scroll, mounted for framing, ink and colour on paper, 55 ¾ x 143 in. (141.6 x 363.2 cm.). Estimate: $250,000–350,000.
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Fine Chinese Paintings – 11 September at Christie’s New York.
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