Wang Wenzhi (1730-1802) Seven Character Couplet In

A pair of calligraphies, each with 7 characters, by Wang Wenzhi (1730 - 1802). The calligraphies have 3 seals and a signature. They have silk backings as well. Dimensions are 43 inches long by 11 5/8

Pair of hanging scrolls, ink on paperInscribed and signed by the artist, with two sealsTitleslip by Feng Kanghou (1901-1983), with one sealThree collectors' sealsEach: 51½ x 10½ in. (131

Ink on paper, with the artist's signature and four seal marks. 41.5cm x 127cm 王文治（1730-1802) 書法條幅 水墨紙本 立&#366

Ink on paper and frame made of fabric. Represents two couplets of seven characters each about Taoism; along with two seals, a signature and an inscription. It has some flaws and wear although it is in

Ink on paper. Seven-character seal script calligraphy couplet. Hanging scrolling. Signed Ye Shaojun, dedicated to Mr. Gong Wang. Length: 63 5/8 in (161.6 cm) Width: 12 3/8 in (31.4 cm)

Wang Lansheng 王蘭昇 Chinese Qing Dynasty traditional Calligraphy couplet, ink on paper laid to silk, hanging scrolls. Each with seven semi-cursive script characters on pale-brown pa

Seven character couplet in running script.Signed by Zhao Puchu.Size:Height 52 in,Wide 12 in.

(lot of 4) Chinese calligraphy couplets: first pair, attributed to Zhang Zhuosheng (20th century); the second pair of a seven character couplet, manner of Yu Dafu (1896-1954); each bearing signature a

Seven character couplet Mounted and framed Ink on paper 2 seals of the artist Image size: 112.5 x 26cm (44 1/8 x 10 1/4 in.)

Chinese Calligraphy.Seven Characters couplet in script.Pair of hanging scrolls, ink on the paper. Signed by the artist, with one seal.Size:L 58", W 14 1/2".(each)

Manner of Qi Gong (Chinese, 1912-2005), ink on paper, pair of seven character couplets, inscribed with date 1982, bearing signature and two seals, calligraphy: 26.25"h x 16.75"w, overall (scroll): 78.

Seven character calligraphy couplet Signed Zhang Yuanji 2 seals of the artist Dedicated to Lu Furen Visible image size (each): 126 x 30cm (49 1/2 x 76 in.)

Chinese calligraphy on paper. Semi-cursive script with seven Chinese characters and flanked on the left by a smaller string of text and iron-red seal. The paper scroll is attached to a orange-colored

Each of seven Chinese character line couplet. L:35in(88.9cm) W:6 182in(16.5cm)

Sun Yanxiu, Qing Dynasty, Chinese ink calligraphy couplet on paper. Each with seven characters inscription, normal script, signed by artist, Sun YanXiu, initialed two iron-red signature seals. Black i

Ink on paper, mounted. The pair of rhythm couplet calligraphy each written with seven characters in vertical, artist signature and mark Xie Zhiliu on the left side. Height: 53 in (134.6 cm) Width: 12

Liu Yong (Chinese, 1719-1805), Qing Dynasty, Set of two Chinese ink calligraphy couplet on paper, hanging scrolls. Each with seven characters inscription, normal script, signed by artist, Liu Yong, in

Ink on paper, vertical scrolls. The pair of rhythm couplet calligraphy scrolls each written with seven characters, against gold speck paper, artist signature and mark Qi Gong on the left side. Length:

Set of 2 pcs Chinese traditional calligraphy of ink on paper, laid to silk, hanging scrolls couplet. Written in clerical script, each with seven characters on brown paper. Showing artist signature and

Ink on paper, vertical scrolls. The calligraphy scrolls each written with seven characters vertical line against orange-yellow paper, artist signature and mark Yu Youren on the left side. Length: 68 i

Wu Peifu (吳佩孚; 1874-1939) Chinese traditional Calligraphy couplet, ink on paper laid to silk, hanging scrolls. Each with seven cursive script characters on Qilin motive pale-red p

Pair of Chinese calligraphy paintings laid to silk. Two clerical-script rolled paintings with seven broad-brushed characters on each. One of the two scrolls have an iron-red seal. These scrolls are at

Jin Zuwang (金祖望; 1705-1755) Qing Dynasty Chinese traditional Calligraphy couplet, ink on paper laid to silk, hanging scrolls. Each with seven semi-cursive script characters on pal

General Cao Kun (曹錕; 1862-1938) Chinese traditional Calligraphy couplet, ink on paper laid to silk, hanging scrolls. Each with seven normal-cursive script characters on grayish paper, on