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李鐵夫（1869-1952） 有小紅果的鰱魚 布面 油畫
1947年作
簽名：T.F.LEE
說明：本作品為1998年5月，藏家由趙昱家族的長女趙金枝女士(時(shí)已高齡82)陪同，購自趙昱家族的長子趙文藻先生(1948年趙文藻夫婦陪李鐵夫由上海返抵香港)。
趙昱(1888-？年)，字壽彭，廣東新會(huì)三江鄉(xiāng)人。1911年廣州“三二九”起義前陪同孫中山赴美國舊金山，團(tuán)結(jié)華僑支援革命活動(dòng)，并組織國民救濟(jì)局。1913年先后被選為新會(huì)縣議會(huì)代議士、廣東省議會(huì)議員，后往上海創(chuàng)辦企業(yè)，被選為上海致公堂總理。1931年九一八事變后，往南洋澳洲籌款支援東北抗日義勇軍。1946年與美洲洪門領(lǐng)袖司徒美堂在上海成立洪門民治黨，當(dāng)選副主席。
LI TIEFU(1869-1952) FISH WITH RED FRUIT
Oil on canvas
Dated 1947
Description: signed “T.F.LEE”.
Note: the collector bought the painting from Zhao Wenzao( the couple of Zhao sent the artist to Hong Kong in 1948) with the company of Zhao’s sister, Zhao Jinzhi who was 82 years old then in May 1998.
Zhao Yu(1988-?), alias Shou Peng, was born in Xinhui of Guangdong Province. In 1911, before the 329 uprising, he accompanied Sun Yat-sen to San Francisco to unite the overseas Chinese to support the revolution. He was elected as a member of Guangdong Parliament in 1913, later started a business in Shanghai and was elected as the premier of Zhigong Tang. After 918 Incident in 1931, he raised money from abroad to support the anti-Japanese army. He set up Hongmen Party in Shanghai with the America Hongmen leader Situ Meitang.
62×78cm
RMB: 600,000-800,000
李鐵夫，1869年生于廣東。16歲赴加拿大謀生、求學(xué)，18歲入阿靈頓美術(shù)學(xué)校學(xué)習(xí)，后入英國皇家藝術(shù)學(xué)院學(xué)畫９年。1907年在英與孫中山等創(chuàng)立興中會(huì)后到英美各埠組織同盟分會(huì)，致力國民革命。1913年入美國紐約美術(shù)大學(xué)，1914年獲銅像雕刻學(xué)冠軍。入美國美術(shù)研究院達(dá)10年，1916年被推薦加入世界最高畫理學(xué)會(huì)，先后入選油畫作品達(dá)21幅，與歐美大畫家并駕齊驅(qū)。1930年由美歸國后，曾在香港、廣州、南京、上海等地舉辦個(gè)人畫展。1946年完成革命歷史畫《蔡廷銳就義》。1950年由港回穗，任華南文聯(lián)副主席、華南人民藝術(shù)學(xué)院名譽(yù)教授。出版有《李鐵夫畫冊》、《李鐵夫》大型畫集。
Li Tiefu was born in Guangdong Province in 1869. Among the first cohort of artists who had studied abroad, Li traveled to Northern America and Europe in 1885. During his study abroad for almost forty years, Li participated in revolutionary activities led by Sun Yat-sen, studied fine art and worked in the educational field. He also studied under the two renowned American painters William Chase (1849-1916) and John Singer Sargent. After back to China in 1930, he held several solo exhibitions in Hong Kong, Guangzhou, Nanjing, Shanghai, etc. Since 1950, he has been appointed as the vice-chairman of South China Literary Federation. His many painting albums have published.
