In modern times, Xu Beihong's paper animal album

H:40cm,W:30cm,

H:47.8cm,W:28cm,

Dimension: 15.7 x 23.6 inches, 40 x 60cm.

Paper Album of Animals Paintings by Xu Beihong, A Total of 12 Pages.

China, album of 12 leaves, ink and color on paper, each showcasing different natural figures, including animals in an organic setting, with beautiful calligraphy, attributed to Xu Beihong. Height 20 i

Height: 136cm, width: 67cm,

A Chinese Painting By Xu Beihong on Paper Album 67.5x43.5cm

Height: 24cm, width: 21cm,

A Chinese Painting By Xu Beihong on Paper Album 33x75cm

H:40cm,W:30cm,

Height: 99cm, width: 97cm,

H:75cm,W:36cm,

Height: 87cm, width: 40cm,

Height: 174CM, width: 67cm,

Height: 91cm, width: 53cm,

Chinese Zodiac Animal Drawing Album, Xu Beihong Mark L: 12 5/8 in(32cm) W: 9 in(23cm)

徐悲鴻 設色水墨 動物 畫冊 Chinese Watercolour on Xuan Paper Animals Painting Book Xu Beihong 1895-1953 Dimension: 320 x 220 x 28(mm) 1

Paper Album of Twelve Chinese Zodiacs Paintings by Xu Beihong, A Total of 13 Pages.

A OIL PAINTING ALBUM SIGNED XU BEIHONG. Paintings depicting Animals Figures and Scenery, oil color on canvas, signed. Dimension: Image only size 42 cm by 30 cm.

102x62cm,Color paper vertical axis,Xu Beihong (July 19, 1895 - September 26, 1953), formerly known as Xu Shoukang, Han nationality, from Qiting Town, Yixing, Jiangsu Province, is a modern Chinese pain

Size: Height 145 cm - Width 74 cm Materials: ink color and paper Time Period: qing dynasty Manufactured by: Xu Beihong Origin: China Xu Beihong, 19 July 1895 – 26 September 1953), also known as

Size: Height 168 cm - Width 65 cm Materials: ink color and paper Time Period: Qing dynasty Manufactured by: Xu Beihong Origin: China Xu Beihong, also known as Ju Péon, was a Chinese painter. He was p

Size: Height 90 cm - Width 45 cm Materials: ink color and paper Time Period: Qing dynasty Manufactured by: Xu Beihong Origin: China Xu Beihong, also known as Ju Péon, was a Chinese painter. He was

Chinese ink and color on paper scroll: swimming oxen after Xu Beihong; together with animal atop rockery after Xu Gu; each signed, with seal marks; 53" x 26" (largest, approx.)