Art should have no frontiers and should, on the contrary, be a source of enjoyment for people the world over. Our expectation is that this Exhibition may increase knowledge of the Great Past of China and by so doing promote understanding between our countries.
C. T. Loo

We are pleased to present a group of fine frescoes from the 10th century to the Ming dynasty (1368–1644), a category that has been recently overlooked by the market, despite great interest previously from classical Chinese historians and collectors. Complementing the frescoes is a selection of sculptures in various materials, including two extraordinary heads of luohan, one in dry lacquer and the other in marble.

Fine Art Asia, Hong Kong, September 2019