PROPERTY FROM A PRIVATE CALIFORNIA COLLECTION 加州私人珍藏
ZHANG DAQIAN (1899-1983)
Blue Peony, 1967 A painted Claudia Shuride pottery plate, painted and inscribed by Zhang Daqian and dated dingwei, and signed Daqian jushi. 15 3/8in (39cm) diameter
張大千（1899-1983） 青花牡丹 手繪瓷盤 一九六七年作
款識：丁未寫於克密爾畫展，大千居士
In the inscription, the artist records that he painted this plate at the Laky Gallery. Located in Carmel, California on the Monterey Peninsula, the Laky Gallery was among the first to introduce the magnificent art of Zhang Daqian to an American audience. The artist held several exhibitions there, and his first one-man exhibition was August 19-September 14, 1967, the same year this plate was painted. The plate is not Chinese porcelain, rather it is a creation of Claudia Shuride, a popular 1960's-1970s century pottery designer.
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