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˜ၠَ݊ɓࡈୌ໮dɓ၇൥ᅄdᅼᇔeᏤ                  ɓ၇˜ୌ໮™f݊ϣ࠯ܓତԒשఙٙၠ                   When Zhou Chunya returned to China
        ݉ٙఙ౻݊வ၇൥ᅄʔᆽַ֛ٙФd                   َӻΐ{{ʃَ‘у݊༈ӻΐሖ͛ 10 ϋ                 from Germany in 1994, a friend gave him
        ฮͪəତ˾ɛٙ֘ዹdձɛၾɛʘග                   ʘყٙɓ΁߉ॎʘЪfЪۜӱਪ˰у࢝̈                   a black German shepherd dog, which he
        ٙΚᎈfՉྼdၠَίݔ၇೻ܓɪ͍                   ׵̺ኁ෦ဧʦ˚ʕ਷೥఼dܝމᆄݲࠠࠅ                   named “Heigen” (German for “friend”) to
        ൥ᅄഹҢІʉ ,d̴ٙҖ൥˸ʿהஈٙ                 ᔛ࢕ޜᔛεϋdʦ࠯ϣᙑ̈dᗭঐ̙൮f                   commemorate his days studying art in
        ఙ౻ྼყɪே݊Ң˖ʷ׌ࣸʿତྼ͛                   ͊Ը̙ಂٙˋࡩʃ˭                            Kassel. Since then, Zhou Chunya’s life and
        πྤ༾ٙҳ࢛f™                                                                creations have been inseparably linked
                                           ίϤЪʕd˜ၠَ™ӼԈή˸ˋࡩ˭މ˴                   with dogs. Soon, Heigen became Zhou’s
                                {{մ݆ٽ      ԉdϞй׵˸ֻ೥ʕ຾੬̈ତٙᅃ਷ىϺ                   favourite subject. A turning point in his
                                           ˭ᛩۇeλ৸ٙҖ൥dϾ˸ˋࡩ๝ཷeॱ                   paintings came in 1997 when he depicted
        1994 ϋʘყdմ݆ٽІᅃ਷ڏΫʕ਷d                                                    Heigen completely in green for the first
        ؃ʾ৔ə˼ɓ৳ᅃ਷ලىϺ˭d˼ਗ਼Չ                  ԄٙतሯͪɛfӬ̬ٮഹήdᒔ͊ҁΌ                    time. From then on, dogs represent
        ՟Ԙල࣬™€ᅃ˖ Heigendจމ˜؃              ೯ԃٙԒ᜗Ѭͭഹ޶Σᝈ٫d෥෥ٙ଻                    eternal and sincere emotional memories
        ʾ™dԸߏׂ˼ί̔෦ဧ޼ᛘᖵஔٙ˚                 ຒձᄀɿeੵකٙᄘᚣ̈ᒻݺٙ४ߎЉ                    in his paintings, providing people with
        ɿfІϤdմ݆ٽٙ͛ݺe௴Ъఱ༧َഐ                 ᎘fᖵஔ࢕Սจ͊ਗ਼˴ԉ׳ໄί೥͍ࠦʕ                   another spiritual perspective on this
        ɨʔ༆ʘᇝfܘҞdල࣬ఱϓމ˼௰ᒤฌ                 ̯dϾ݊ଫฆቦ̛ɨ˙d˿೥ࠦପ͛ɽඎ                   species, and taking his works in the
        ٙᖭ೥˴ᕚʘɓf˼ಀ຾Ⴍཀj˜Ӭʃٙ                 ٙवͣfխᏐ̚ɛ˜ࠇͣ຅ල™ٙߕኪଣ                   evolution of Chinese contemporary art.
        ࣛࡉఱၾҢွίΝɓੵґɪdҢࡁɓৎΦ                 ׂdɓ˙ࠦ˿ʃَٙڌઋһ̋߉̈d̤ɓ                   The First Appearance of the Green Dog
        ඵdɓৎ౳ӉfҢ೥೥ٙࣛࡉӬᐼ݊ɓٜ                 ˙ࠦۆฮͪəՉ֠͊ڗɽϓᆞe͊Ը̙ಂ                   Series
        ءൖഹҢfҢซdၾՉ೥ԟԬ൷ᕎܘჃٙ                 ٙ͛նචݬd͵౧ͪഹᖵஔ࢕࿁׵͊Ըٙ                   In both East and West, green is a very
        ؇Гdᒔʔν೥Ԓᗙٙԫيf׵݊dœල                 ಂ஢f                                  distinctive colour, symbolizing peace
        ࣬ϓމҢ೥̺ʕٙ˴ԉf ™ϾՉᖭ೥ί                ؇Г⸭യjʕ਷ᄳจʿГ˙ᎉ෧ชၡ                     and nature, but also subtle luck: Chinese
        1997 ϋڎԸəᔷұᓃd˼࠯ϣਗ਼ල࣬ҁ               ੗޴ஹٙ΍͛                               mahjong tables and Western billiard
        Ό౜ᖭϓ˜ၠЍ™fᖵ൙࢕ࣱኮࢬਗ਼Ϥᓥ                 ࠽੻ءจٙ݊d΂ኯذ੹ໍจݴ૲Ͼɨٙ                   tables are all based on green. In such
        Ϊ׵˼ԟݬࣛගֱ၅ٙฌઋ͛ݺfϾ˼അ                 ਂجdʔᗭ޶̈մ݆ٽί௴ЪɪաՑɓ֛                   a context, “Green Dogs” manifests a
        ɨَٙ੽Ϥࣛৎdʷϓ͑ܩॆᅚٙઋชΫ                 ೻ܓٙГ˙ڌତ˴່ᅂᚤdɰ̋ɝə๕І                   richness that is both full of vitality and

        ኳdɓ༩೯࢝Ցܝ஗ᖵஔ࢕ੵወ࡝ᚑމ                  Չ˖ʷА૰຅ʕࣣٙᄳ׌അᙃd͟Ϥ܁ͪ                   surreal. When Heigen died in 1999, he
                                                                                stopped painting and went on a trip
       ˜ܘϞɓ၇ᝈׂ׌™ٙ˜ၠَӻΐ™d ౤Զ                ə˼ʔසϞจᗆή୭ᕎ˜Ύତ™ෂ୕ߕኪ                   because he was so saddened that he was
        ɛࡁ࿁׵Ϥي၇̤ɓࡈၚग़ᄴࠦٙᝈ޶ၾ                 ৛ӋdһፄΥə˜ᎉ෧™ٙ٤ග฿ׂf˼                   unable to paint. A year and a half later, he
        ܠ॰dϾίʕ਷຅˾ᖵஔආ೻ʕЦϞɓࢩ                 ಀ຾ІԊj˜ œၠَٙҖ࿒݊ᎉ෧ʷٙΝ                 picked up his brushes and continued with
        ʘήf                                ࣛdίഅᙃഐ࿴ɪɦіˏə˖ɛڀ௢೥ٙ                   his series of “Green Dogs,” but by this time,
        ၠَӻΐၚ੹ʘЪ࠯ϣତԒ                       Җ࿒तᅄd݊ᎉ෧ၾ˖ɛڀ௢೥ٙஷߒf                   his depictions were no longer of his old
                                           Ң޶ɞɽٙڀ௢ܘ࢙׸ᑌซՑᎉ෧ٙ᜗ඎ                   friend, Heigen, any dog he encountered in
        ೌሞί؇Г˙dၠЍே݊ɓ၇ɤʱᒻ׼ٙ                                                      his life could become the protagonist. The
        ᕙЍd݅൥ᅄഹ̻ձၾІ್dɰ˾ڌഹ                  ձ٤ගชdΝࣛᒔঐ੽ԟɽࠦጐٙࠋ٤ග                   “Green Dog” has become a kind of symbol.
       ˜͖Ѷٙ༶ं™jʕ਷ٙ௦ਗ਼ࣲeГ˙ࣲٙ                 ʕჯଫՑᎉ෧ٙᐽଉdҢڽᎈή׳ɽəவ                   The Green Dog Series - Little Green Dog,
        ଢ̨ே˸ၠЍމֵdՉԸϞІfϾ˜ၠ                  ၇ᒯᇱί̚ɛߠܝٙൖᙂ᙮׌dࣖ؈ܘփ                   which makes its debut at auction this
        َ™ίவᅵٙ؟ఖɨ᜗ତ̈݅̂တ͛ն                  ମf ™୚ᝈ೥ʕ˴ԉ˸ಅሌeาරeڡၠ                  time, is a breakthrough work 10 years
                           ɢdɦ൴ତྼٙ         ɧЍ޴ʹٙˣቻd˸νʕ਷ɛ˖ᖭ೥ʕࣣ                   after the birth of the series. The work
                           ᔮబࠦ޴f1999       ᄳ׌ٙഅැ࿴ϓd৻᐀ዢ૱ٙЄଣ֟߰ɞ                   was exhibited at the ChinaToday Gallery,
                           ϋල࣬஻˰dմ         ɽʆɛഅɨДࠤᐽዑٙʆ˥eڀ௢dӎீ                   in Brussels, Belgium, when it was first
                           ݆ٽే೨Ցೌج         ̈؇˙ᖵஔʕ˜ࣿҖೌԱeൈྼ޴͛™ٙ                   introduced, and has been in the collection
                           Ъ೥d݂׳ɨ೥         ߕኪᝈfϾίଉ૵୑୚ʔɓٙ༶അeֆᙜ                   of important European collectors for
                           അ̮̈ࣚБdɓ         ٙЍ੹਼ᛌʕdᎉ෧ٙ᜗ඎชᏐ༶Ͼ͛d                   many years. Now making its debut at
                           ϋ̒ܝd˼ࠠܽ         ЪۜૐʘಾێϾʔ̰ᜳਗdഅจ૸ဇඌ                    auction, which is a rare opportunity.
                           ೥അdᘱᚃ˜ၠ         ࿫dһ˿ϤЪϓމᖵஔ࢕ઋชၾҦ̷ٙ৷
                           َ™ӻΐ௴Ъd         ܓഐΥf
                           ್ϾϤࣛՉ౜ᖭ         ࿁׵մ݆ٽ͉ɛϾԊdَʊ຾ϓމə͛
                           ٙ࿁൥ʊʔΎ݊         ݺІԒٙ൥ᅄd˾ڌɓ၇˜ࡡ֐™e˜ڭܵ
                           ϼ؃ʾල࣬d΂         ࡡႶ™ٙ͛ݺfߐၠَӻΐ{{ʃَ‘
                           จɓ৳ί༩ɪਅ         ʕdԟ֠͊ڗɽٙʃ˭җ߰ᕿౣڋːٙᖵ
                           ༾َٙdே̙˸         ஔ࢕d˿Չί࿲ᚑတ༱ٙٝնʘϋΫૐІ
        ϡᯋᘻඨྡൿ‘dኈॷ͉d
        221.5 x 114.2 cmd݂ ࢗ ௹ ي  ϓމՉ೥ʕٙ˴  Ңdၾॆ༐ٙˇϋ࿁༑dɓഅɓྌdே݊
        ৫ᔛfմ݆ٽႩމၠَٙҖ       ɛʮdၠَʊ຾         ࣛ˾ݳݴʕݓழϾጙ֛ٙᇎԊdМՉԐཀ
        ࿒݊ίഅᙃഐ࿴ɪіϗəɞ
        ɽʆɛڀ௢೥ٙतᅄdΝࣛ੽      ౷ʿʷdϓމə         ͛ն̬ٙ֙d޶݆ࢀ߇̆ɦɓ݆f
        ɽࠦጐٙࠋ٤ගʕ᜗ତᐽଉ                                                            ˸๝නॱԄၲΤٙˋࡩ˭dϓމɛᗳ௰׀ྼٙྫМ

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