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MALAYSIAN ART SUNDAY 6 MAY 2012 LOT 76 (DETAIL) DZULKIFLI BUYONG Tidurlah Anakku 1967 MALAYSIAN ART SUNDAY 6 MAY 2012 LOT 76 (DETAIL) DZULKIFLI BUYONG Tidurlah Anakku 1967 MALAYSIAN ART SUNDAY 6 MAY 2012 LOT 54 (DETAIL) DATUK SYED AHMAD JAMAL Malam Marang 2001 LOT 57 ABDUL LATIFF MOHIDIN Mindscape 1983 AUCTION DAY 6 May 2012, Sunday 1pm Registration & Brunch starts 11am Artwork Inspection (by appointment) starts 10am White Box, MAP @ Publika Level G2-01, Block A5, Dutamas, 1 Jalan Dutamas 1, 50480 Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia. KUALA LUMPUR FULL VIEWING 21 April - 5 May 2012 Mondays - Sundays 11am - 7pm White Box, MAP @ Publika Level G2-01, Block A5, Dutamas, 1 Jalan Dutamas 1, 50480 Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia. SINGAPORE PREVIEW 12 - 15 April 2012 Thursday - Sunday 11am - 8pm Helutrans Artspace 39 Keppel Road #02-04/05, Tanjung Pagar Distripark, Singapore 089065. PENANG PREVIEW 5 - 8 April 2012 Thursday - Sunday 11am - 7pm Galeri Seni Mutiara 2 & 4, First Floor, The Whiteaways Arcade, Lebuh Pantai, 10300 Penang, Malaysia. 4 5 LOT 80 (DETAIL) DATUK IBRAHIM HUSSEIN Red, Orange and Core 1984 CONTACT INFORMATION Auction Enquires Bidder Registration & Payment & & Condition Reports Telephone / Absentee Bid Collection / Delivery Linda Leoni Jessica Ho Linda Leoni +6012 227 5325 +6012 977 1022 +6012 227 5325 [email protected] [email protected] [email protected] Chris Tay Sylvie Low HBart Infoline +6016 298 0852 +6017 433 3298 +603 2691 3089 [email protected] [email protected] [email protected] IMPORTANT NOTICE All lots are sold subject to our Conditions of Business printed at the back of this catalogue which apply to both buyers and sellers. Prospective buyers should also read our Buying at HBArt guide. Catalogue descriptions do not state any imperfections. However, condition reports can be obtained by contacting the personnel listed above. This service is provided for the convenience of prospective buyers and cannot be taken as the sole and absolute representation of the actual condition of the work. Prospective buyers are advised to personally examine the works and not rely solely on HBAA’s description on the catalogue or any references made in the conditions reports. Our team will be present during all viewing times and available for consultation regarding artworks included in this auction. Whenever possible, our team will be pleased to provide additional information that may be required. The buyer’s premium shall be 10% of hammer price plus any applicable taxes. All lots from this sale not collected from HBAA sale room at MAP by 6.00pm on 13 May 2012 will be transferred to Crown Relocations warehouse where they will incur storage and insurance charges, which will be payable by the buyer. COVER | LOT 80 (DETAIL) DATUK IBRAHIM HUSSEIN Red, Orange and Core 1984 LOT 79 (DETAIL) DATO’ MOHD. HOESSEIN ENAS Two Sisters 1986 9 LOT 58 DATUK IBRAHIM HUSSEIN Monorobos 1 1979 CONTENT Auction Information | 004 Contact Information & Important Notice | 009 Lot Directory | 013 Lot 1- 86 | 016 Buying at HBArt | 172 Conditions of Business | 174 Bidder Registration Form | 184 Telephone / Absentee Bid Form | 185 Index of Artists | 186 10 11 LOT DIRECTORY 1 Khalil Ibrahim 2 Amron Omar 3 Amron Omar 4 Sharifah Fatimah, Dato’ 5 Peter Liew 6 Zulkifli Yusoff FIGURES PERTARUNGAN PERTARUNGAN SIRI GUNUNG JATI FLOWERS SIRI PEMINANGAN PUTERI 1997 2001 1998 1993 2007 GUNUNG LEDANG 1994 7 Zulkifli Yusoff 8 Tew Nai Tong 9 Yusof Ghani 10 Khalil Ibrahim 11 Tan Choon Ghee 12 Chia Yu Chian AYAM DRYING FISH TOPENG / WAYANG FISHERMEN KEK LOK SI PARIS 1997 1974 - JUGRA II 1992 1976 1961 1997 13 Chia Yu Chian 14 Tan Choon Ghee 15 Ahmad Khalid Yusof 16 Yusof Ghani 17 Peter Liew 18 Kok Yew Puah GAINED BY LABOURS TOWER BRIDGE HIKAYAT SERIBU TOPENG PUTRI BEACH STREET, PENANG KELANTANESE BOATS 1987 1992 SATU MALAM WAYANG BERSANDING 2008 1996 1995 1998 19 Eng Tay 20 Lim Kim Hai 21 Khoo Sui Hoe 22 Sharifah Fatimah, Dato’ 23 Yusof Ghani 24 Chuah Thean Teng, Dato’ DAY END UNITY TWO FLYING THE JOURNEY 2 SIRI TARI VII MOTHER AND CHILD 1995 1988 1989 1993 1984 Undated 25 Khalil Ibrahim 26 Raphael Scott Ahbeng 27 Jolly Koh 28 Shafie Hassan 29 Lim Kim Hai 30 Juhari Said BATIK IN ABSTRACT VIEW OF OLD STAAS UNTITLED CUTI SEKOLAH NO WAR KATAK NAK JADI LEMBU 1992 1995 2002 2001 2003 1999 LOT 72 (DETAIL) DATO’ CHUAH THEAN TENG Durian Sellers 1990 13 LOT DIRECTORY 31 Kow Leong Kiang 32 Kow Leong Kiang 33 Yau Bee Ling 34 Yau Bee Ling 35 Ivan Lam 36 Umibaizurah Mahir 61 Huang Yao 62 Chung Chen Sun 63 Chung Chen Sun 64 Chen Wen Hsi 65 Cheong Soo Pieng 66 Chuah Thean Teng, Dato’ INNOCENCE 3 MALAY GIRL EATING NOODLES CELEBRATIONS 911 UNTOUCHABLE VII BRIDESMAID PUMPKIN TRAVELLER PIGEONS FISHING VILLAGE THE HUSKER 1999 2002 2001 1997 2001 2009 伴娘 金瓜图 万里云山不知处 c. 1975-80 1965 c. 1980s 1980 c. 1965-68 1982 37 Bayu Utomo Radjikin 38 Ahmad Shukri Mohamed 39 Hamir Soib@Mohamed 40 Jalaini Abu Hassan 41 Chong Siew Ying 42 Ahmad Zakii Anwar 67 Lee Joo For, John 68 Peter Harris 69 Khaw Sia 70 Yong Mun Sen 71 Chuah Thean Teng, Dato’ 72 Chuah Thean Teng, Dato’ ARANG ATAS KERTAS INSECTS WALLPAPER THE BURNING BUSH STRETCHED FORM ISLE OF GOLD BLUE KEBYAR ROMANCE OF THE BLIND POET RED CATTLEYA BATU FERRINGHI BEACH MOTHER WITH CHILD DURIAN SELLERS 1998 2009 2009 1993 2008 1998 COUNTRY LIFE AND THE WIFE 1975 1948 IN A SLING 1990 1968 1978 c. 1980s 43 Lui Cheng Thak 44 Yeoh Kean Thai 45 Eston Tan 46 Pheh It Hao 47 Chang Fee Ming 48 Chang Fee Ming 73 Kuo Ju Ping 74 Khaw Sia 75 M. Hoessein Enas, Dato’ 76 Dzulkifli Buyong 77 Tay Hooi Keat, Dato’ 78 Redza Piyadasa DANCES OF THE WRENCHING LITTLE PARLIAMENT KELLIE’S CASTLE AT LOW TIDE WAYANG WONG CITY LIFE STILL LIFE WITH LOBSTER SARAWAK BEAUTY TIDURLAH ANAKKU PENANG HILL 1 TWO MALAY WOMEN PHOENIX 2007 KOPITIAM 2009 (DAR ES SALAAM) IN KENINGAN 1962 Undated 1993 1967 1973 1985 2006 2008 2005 1992 49 Lye Yau Fatt 50 Syed Ahmad Jamal, Datuk 51 Syed Ahmad Jamal, Datuk 52 Syed Ahmad Jamal, Datuk 53 Syed Ahmad Jamal, Datuk 54 Syed Ahmad Jamal, Datuk 79 M. Hoessein Enas, Dato’ 80 Ibrahim Hussein, Datuk 81 Abdul Latiff Mohidin 82 Patrick Ng Kah Onn 83 Abdullah Ariff 84 Abdullah Ariff REMEMBRANCE DATUK SKETCH OF TWO SISTERS LADY WITH DOVES SKETCH OF SIRI TUMPAL CHRISTMAS CARD MALAM MARANG TWO SISTERS RED, ORANGE AND NOCTURNO I COLLAGE IN BLUE MOTHER AND CHILD TWO CHINESE WOMEN SYED AHMAD JAMAL c. 1966-68 1956 c. 1976-78 Undated 2001 1986 CORE 1969 1963 Undated Undated 2011 1984 55 Abdul Latiff Mohidin 56 Abdul Latiff Mohidin 57 Abdul Latiff Mohidin 58 Ibrahim Hussein, Datuk 59 Cheng Haw Chien 60 Huang Yao 85 Chia Yu Chian 86 Ismail Hashim GELOMBANG 92 MINDSCAPE MINDSCAPE MONOROBOS 1 SCENE ALONG ZAMBEZI REAP WHAT YOUR SOW SONG KEE KEDAI GUNTING 1992 1976 1983 1979 RIVER 非洲詹比西河畔 种豆得豆 1985 1986 1992 1980 14 15 1 KHALIL IBRAHIM b. Kelantan, 1934 FIGURES , 1997 Signed and dated ‘Khalil Ibrahim 97’ (lower right) Ink on paper 41.5cm x 58.5cm PROVENANCE Private collection, Selangor; acquired directly from the aritst. RM 6,000 - RM 8,000 This pen drawing of shadowy figures on the beach illustrates figures of mostly women, helping out with the tangled nets after the men’s fishing outing. The lithe silhouettes and play of sinuous forms create a quiet rhythm as though in a choreographed dance. This is a perennial theme in Khalil Ibrahim’s works, either on paper, canvas or batik cloth, which show a cluster of industrious people, working together in a community spirit. Executed in 1997, a period that saw Khalil perfecting his ink lines on paper, Figures clearly shows how Khalil’s intuitive and confident use of lines has reached its zenith. Khalil graduated from the prestigious St. Martin’s School of Art and Design in London in 1964. His career spans four decades with many solo and group exhibitions held in Malaysia, Singapore, Indonesia and Switzerland. His works are held in the collection of National Visual Arts Gallery, Kuala Lumpur, National Museum of Art, Singapore, Fukuoka Museum of Art, Japan, New South Wales Museum of Art, Sydney and Royal National Art Gallery of Jordan. 16 17 2 A M R O N O M A R b. Kedah, 1957 PERTARUNGAN , 2001 Signed ‘amron’ (upper left), dated and titled ‘17 april 2001 PERTARUNGAN’ (lower left) Charcoal on paper 54cm x 36cm PROVENANCE Private collection, Kuala Lumpur. RM 9,000 - RM 12,000 3 A M R O N O M A R This was one of Amron Omar’s earlier Pertarungan (Duel) studies done during his student days. Combining oil pastels with b. Kedah, 1957 charcoal, he gets rough-hewn textures and a stumpy form in Amron Omar’s pugilistic silat poses which depict half- sense of movement and devoid of any physicality. this pair of antagonists, with the one in the background poised naked male figures showing off their well-built physique to deliver a deadly kick to send his adversary virtually falling are lodged in the Malay-Muslim ethos of the Malay Amron Omar graduated from UiTM (Universiti Teknologi PERTARUNGAN , 1998 over onto the ‘viewer.’ Probably because of the media and the Archipelago. They show the silat exponents in strategic MARA) in 1980 and won the Young Contemporary way they were used, this early work exudes more aggro than combat poses which are part ritual and part psyche. The Artists Minor Award for his work Self Portrait in 1982.
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