Qi Baishi (1864-1957), 'May Man Live Three Thousand Years', Hanging Scroll. Length: 136 cm (53.54 in); Width: 68 cm (26.77 in). Color ink freehand flower-and-bird scroll on paper, representative style of Qi Baishi. The painting depicts an old peach tree with luxuriant leaves and eight plump red longevity peaches rendered with foreign red and rattan yellow pigments, paired with ink leaves in unrestrained, concise brushwork. A vertical seal script inscription on the right reads: "Peaches grant three thousand years of long life, Qi Baishi, owner of three hundred stone seals". Fully mounted with original silk brocade and black wooden roller ends, the work symbolizes fortune and longevity, a classic birthday-themed painting by Qi Baishi

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