LOT 595 AN INLAID “CARP WATCHING THE MOON” LACQUER PANEL
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AN INLAID “CARP WATCHING THE MOON” LACQUER PANELVietnam, c. 1930s-1950s. The rectangular black lacquered panel inlaid with silver foil backed Bakelite to depict a carp with curved tail watching the reflection of the moon on the water, surrounded by reeds and grasses painted in bright red and green enamels, all below the night black sky and a full moon. With an inscription to the upper left. Condition: Good condition with minor wear and few losses to the overlays. Provenance: Croatian Private collection. Dimensions: Size 70.5 x 27 cmLy Ngu Vong Nguyet or "Carp watching the moon" is a famous painting from the Hang Trong tradition. The painting shows a carp gazing at the reflection of the moon on the water's surface. The carp is a symbol of strength and perseverance, as it is associated with the legend of a carp transforming into a dragon. This painting suggests that just as a carp can overcome obstacles and become a dragon, a student who works hard and passes their exams can achieve their goals and reach new heights."
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