PU JIN (1893-1966) Horse and GroomPU JIN (1893-1966)Horse and GroomMounted for framing, ink and color on silk, inscribed by the artist and signed Xuezhai Pu Jin, followed by two artist's seals reading Pu Jin changshou and cunxin qiangu.27 1/2 x 8 1/2in (70 x 20.5cm)愛新覺羅·溥伒（1893-1966） 洗馬圖 設色絹本 鏡片 款識：雪齋溥伒寫於松風畫社鈐印：溥伒長壽、寸心千古A member of the Manchu imperial family, Pu Jin was born in Beijing in the waning decades of the Qing dynasty. The eldest brother of Pu Xian (1901-1966), Pu Quan (1913-1991) and Pu Zuo (1918-2001, lot 803), Pu Jin was also the cousin of Pu Ru (1896-1963, lot 802). Until 1949 Pu Jin was the dean of the College of Art at Furen University. As indicated by the inscription on this scroll, Pu Jin was also a member of the Songfeng Huashe (Pine Wind Painting Society), a collective of artists established in 1925 that included his immediate family members, as well as his cousins Pu Ru and Qi Gong (1912-2005). The depiction of horses was a favorite theme for Pu Jin, and in 1931-2 he painted a copy of Gong Kai's (1222-1307) Emaciated Horse.