Chinese Framed Fan Calligraphy

China, golden fan featuring small black calligraphy throughout, fanned out and presented in a carved frame surrounding the fan shape. Height 7 in., Length 19 in.

2 pieces; Chinese framed watercolor fan painting (16.6"x38.2"), and a Chinese framed fan calligraphy (19.5"x30.8")

Chinese framed fan painting attributed to Chen Ban Ding (陳半丁), and fan calligraphy attributed to Zhu Chun Nian (祝椿年), 7.5"Lx20"W each

China, framed fan painting, ink and color on paper, reeds and grass depicted, calligraphy signature, and attributed to Pan Tianshou. Length 19 1/2 in., Width 7 in. _x000D__x000D_

Two Chinese Fan Paintings, In the Style of Ren Yi (1840-1895). The first, ink on paper calligraphy fan painting by an unknown artist, in the regular scriptsigned: Zhu Fu Qing, Framed and glazed; the s

(2) Chinese framed art, c/o (11) miniature paintings of figures, gouache on paper, each approximately 3-1/2" x 2-1/4", and calligraphy fan ink on paper, 9-1/2" x 22", largest framed 22" x 12-1/2", goo

China Fan calligraphy, framed. Height 7 1/2 in., Width 21 in.

Three Chinese fans with calligraphy Unknown artists (Chinese) Each framed. (3). H: 8 7/8, W: 20 in. H: 22.54, W: 50.8 cm. (largest, sight) Provenance: Mr. Brandt, Miami, Florida. Mr. Brandt was a desi

Chinese watercolor fan painting on paper, in graissele drawing depicted waterside panoramic scene showing bridge, trees, rockworks within landscape. Calligraphy of theme inscription followed by artist

19th century or earlier framed Chinese paper fan painting with a figure in a landscape. Calligraphy and Seal mark. Some wear. Sight size: 9-1/2" x 21-1/2". Overall size: 14-1/2" x 25-1/2".

Framed Chinese watercolor on fan depicting rural scene with farm house with calligraphy by Bin Hong Huang (黃賓虹), 7.6"Lx20.5"W

Small and exquisite sketch painting of tea; with Chinese character calligraphy; Chinese ink and watercolour on fan paper; framed; signed Yi Shan; inscribed with 3 artist seal; 24 cm × 26 cm

China, landscape painting, mountain scene with mist swirling through the trees and waterfalls, calligraphy signature attributed to Wu Hu Fan, framed in dark wood. Width 19 1/2 in., Length 39 in.

A peaceful scene is depicted in this fan painting along with Chinese calligraphy and two stamp marks of Cai Jia. H:22in(55.9cm) W:28in(71.1cm)

Possibly Ming dynasty, ink on gold fan, with two seals lower left, remnants of one seal upper right; framed, matted and glazed. (H: 9 in; L: 19 in (sight); H: 15 in; W: 25 5/8 in. (frame)) PROVENANCE:

A pair of framed Chinese watercolor and ink paintings on paper fans by Qing Gan and Xu Jiezhang. The top calligraphy poem has 3 seals, while the bottom painting of a purple iris with butterflies and i

A Chinese fan painting of three figures, watercolor on paper, calligraphy and signed by Ou Rui (区瑞), Qing Dynasty, framed, some wear and color losses, private Manhattan collection, 18 3/

Watercolor on paper, calligraphy and signed by Qing Tang, Qing Dynasty, framed, some wear and losses, private Manhattan collection, 19 1/4" wide (image)

An antique Chinese ink and ink wash painting depicting a floral composition. Inscribed with Calligraphy and two red seals, lower right. Stamped with a red seal lower left. Presented in a frame. Circa:

(5) Chinese woodblock prints, c/o unframed tiger, unframed seated man with fan, (2) unframed dragon, framed seated man with calligraphy to upper left, largest 46" x 29-1/4" overall

2 Antique Chinese Fan Paintings in Ink & Color on paper; a hermit on donkey traveling and a calligraphy sample; both mounted on silk brocade and now framed. Good condition, folds from original fan mou

Attributed to Wang Xuetao (Chinese, 1903–1982), Chinese watercolor painting on paper, in fan shape, depicting mantis on tree, signed with calligraphy on upper right, framed under glass, 10 1/2" h x

Antique Chinese Fan Painting 17.5"x8.25". A polychrome watercolor and ink fan painting with various figures in landscape. Signed left corner with calligraphy and artist chop seal. Framed 18.5"x29". Ov

Wang Minghao 王民皞 Chinese Qing Dynasty calligraphy couplet, ink on paper laid to silk. Each with six semi-cursive script characters on grayish-brown paper, one with two seal marks.