Ng Po Wan was a Chinese Asian Modern & Contemporary painter who was born in 1904. Ng Po Wan's work has been offered at auction multiple times, with realized prices ranging from 875 USD to 110,778 USD, depending on the size and medium of the artwork.

The oil painter, Ng Po-Wan, was one of the most significant artists in the development of oil painting in both Hong Kong and China in the past century. Having studied Western art in the Philippines, and having taught in art institutions in Hong Kong and the Mainland, Ng played an important part in reopening China’s long closed off art world ...

The oil painter, Ng Po-Wan, was one of the most significant artists in the development of oil painting in both Hong Kong and China in the past century. Having studied Western art in the Philippines, and having taught in art institutions in Hong Kong and the Mainland, Ng played an important part in reopening China’s long closed off art world ...

Ng Powan's style underwent a clear transition in the 1960s. His 1963 Countryside (Lot 668) depicts a harborside scene using black lines suggestive of Chinese calligraphy but applied with discontinuous strokes. The textures Ng creates using a palette knife and hard-bristled brush enhance the illusion of three-dimensional space in the painting ...

Having joined "Gengzi Art Club" to have acquaintance with traditional Chinese painting, Ng Po Wan started practicing Chinese art since 1961 to understand and equip himself with the skills of brushworks in classical painting and attempted to employ Chinese brushworks in oil paintings.

Ng Powan was an artist of intense creativity whose stylistic development took several interesting turns during his long career. While his early works focused on the realist styles of Corot and Rembrandt, he gradually abandoned his classical palette and the earlier Rembrandt-like chiaroscuro effects in favor of layering soft colors, while ...

The Japanese invasion that threw China into turmoil in the 1930s forced crowds of Chinese to take refuge in Hong Kong, then a small British colony near Guangzhou in the South of China. Among this flux many young artists such as Ng Po Wan and Yee Bon moved their lives and works from the mainland to Hong Kong.

2011年5月29日 · The Japanese invasion that threw China into turmoil in the 1930s forced crowds of Chinamen to take refuge in Hong Kong, then a small British colony near Guangzhou in the south of China. Along this flux many young artists such as Ng Po Wan and Yee Bon moved their lives and works from the motherland to Hong Kong.

The artist Ng Po Wan (1905 - 2001). Discover artworks with images, prices and details, auction history, news and exhibitions - the art price database for art lovers and professionals.

2025年3月17日 · 20 artworks by Mr Ng Po-wan were donated to the museum by the artist, including sketches, paintings in oil and watercolour with landscapes and figures as the main themes. Ng's works are invariably characterized by bright palettes that convey a cheerful atmosphere yet his figures always project his social commentary on the dark side of the society.