Jun 7, 2025
The Flute Player, 1928, by Yun Gee
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The Flute Player, 1928, by Yun Gee
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The Charm of Music 1930 oil on silk 53 x 30 1/4 inches
painting by Yun Gee
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Untitled - Yun Gee
Self-Portrait (c. 1927) by Chinese American artist Yun Gee (1906-1963). Oil on canvas, 48 x 38 cm
Son of a Chinese American immigrant, Yun Gee moved at age 15 from his native province of Canton to San Francisco, where he received formal art education. Inspired by his teacher and mentor Otis Oldfield, not only did Yun Gee create a series of contemporary paintings with bold, unique personal style, but also he co-founded the Modern Gallery (predecessor of the San Francisco Art Center) at the tender age of 20, as well as the Chinese Revolutionary Artistsâ Club. This self-portrait is representative from Yun Geeâs âSan Francisco Periodâ (1926 â 27).
Source: Sothebyâs
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