Scroll-mounted painting depicting Zhong Kui the demon-slayer. He stands ferociously with his sword in hand, a small bat flying to his left.
Ink and gouache on paper
China, 19th century
1.77 x 0.70 m
(numerous horizontal folds)

Red-painted representations of Zhong Kui (or Shoki in Japan) were used to ward off evil spirits and evoke everything to do with medicine.
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Scroll-mounted painting depicting Zhong Kui the demon-slayer. He stands ferociously with his sword in hand, a small bat flying to his left. Ink and gouache on paper China, 19th century 1.77 x 0.70 m (numerous horizontal folds) Red-painted representations of Zhong Kui (or Shoki in Japan) were used to ward off evil spirits and evoke everything to do with medicine.

Estimate
€200 - €300
Result
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Buyer's premium
30%
Scroll-mounted painting depicting Zhong Kui the demon-slayer. He stands ferociously with his sword in hand, a small bat flying to his left. Ink and gouache on paper China, 19th century 1.77 x 0.70 m (numerous horizontal folds) Red-painted representations of Zhong Kui (or Shoki in Japan) were used to ward off evil spirits and evoke everything to do with medicine.