CHEN CHIN (Born in Fuzhou, China, 1930) - Black Horses. 20th century. Lithograph printed in black. Artist's signature in a red stamp at the foot of the plate. Edition of 50 copies. Chen Chin fled the People's Republic of China and settled in Taiwan in 1948. Between 1968 and 1975, he studied calligraphy and drawing in Li De's studio. For Christophe Comentale, Expert in Chinese Art and Curator of the CHEN CHIN exhibition at Galerie Lise Cormery in 1986, "Chen Chin's horses are in the words of the painter Huang Shangu, the subject must be present: 'At the tip of the brush, and springing from the mind. Only in this way can galloping horses truly run" and "Grassy Calligraphy" allows Chen Chin's painting to depict the horse's gait and gallop. 136 x 69.5 cm approx. Condition A (scattered handling creases, good condition).