PU ZUO (1918-2001) Horse after Zhao MengfuPU ZUO (1918-2001)Horse after Zhao MengfuHanging scroll, ink and color on paper, signed Pu Zuo, with two artist's seals reading Pu Zuo yinxin changshou and Yong Zhai shuhua. 50 x 25in (127 x 63.5cm)愛新覺羅·溥佐（1918-2001） 擬趙孟頫駿馬 設色紙本 立軸 款識：古人畫馬如畫竹，貴在蕭蕭去凡骨。骨欲權奇尾欲輕，不用豐鬃與多肉。當時精妙稱曹霸，人與驊騮意俱化。信筆為之自有神，忘卻龍媒是圖畫。擬松雪道人大意，庸齋溥佐畫並題。鈐印：溥佐印信長壽、庸齋書畫Although Pu Zuo was the youngest brother of Pu Jin (1893-1966, lot 801), he was twenty-five years junior, separating the two by a full generation. Despite the age gap, the two brothers' painting style was closely linked, favoring landscapes, birds and horses using traditional methods and approaches. In this depiction of a spotted horse, Pu Zuo cites the Yuan Dynasty master Zhao Mengfu (1254-1322), as his stylistic inspiration.