Chinese Watercolour Calligraphy Qiu Ying 1494-1552

Painting of beauties with Chinese calligraphy; Chinese ink and watercolour on paper booklet; with wood hardcover carved with Kirin on front; signed Qiu Ying (1494-1552); inscribed with 6 artist seals;

After Qiu Ying (1494-1552): Eight Chinese Framed Paintings. Four Chinese-style paintings on silk, framed and mounted to cabinet doors, and four sheets of paper with Chinese calligraphy said to describ

Courtyard figures, antique Chinese scroll painting, watercolor on silk, attribute to important Ming-Dynasty artist Qiu Ying (1494-1552), overall slightly discoloration, minor restoration, see images f

Chinese Antique framed watercolor painted on silk. Depicting figures in a courtyard. Attr. to Qiu Ying (1494 - 1552). Site: 22 1/4" W x 57 3/4"H

Qiu Ying (fl.1492-1552 Chinese) Courtesans in Temple Scroll Painting 47.5"x12" Image. A watercolor and ink scroll painting with several courtesans in temple. Signed l.l. corner with calligraphy and ar

Chinese scroll, manner of Qiu Ying (Chinese, 1494-1552), Landscape, ink and color on silk, of figures and pavilions in the mountains and clouds, with a poetic inscription, bearing signature and seals,

After Qiu Ying (Chinese, 1494-1552) an antique Chinese silk scroll painting, likely 18th century or later, depicting "Imperial Examination; Releasing the Roll", (painted 1540), now housed in an acryli

Qiu Ying (Chinese, 1494-1552) Figural landscape painting Gouache on silk Approx. h. 50.25", w. 27.25" (framed), h. 39.125", w. 23" (painting) Provenance: Purchased from Hilde Gerst Gallery in New York

Chinese handscroll, manner of Qiu Ying (Chinese,1494-1552), Landscape, ink and color on paper, of villas, huts, and pavilions in the midst of majestic mountains, followed by a poetic river scene, with

Attributed to Qiu Ying, Ming Painter (Chinese, 1494-1552). "Palace Courtyard", gouache and ink on paper laid down on three wood panels, signed and sealed. Monumental exquisitely painted scene depictin

Chinese water color scroll ; signed Qiu Ying (ca. 1494 - 1552), (45CM*124CM)

L: 145 5/8 in(370cm) W: 12 5/8 in(32cm) Qiu Ying (1494-1552) was a Chinese painter who specialized in the gongbi brush technique. Qiu Ying's courtesy name was

L: 181 1/8 in(460cm) W: 13 5/8 in(34.5cm) Qiu Ying (1494-1552) was a Chinese painter who specialized in the gongbi brush technique. Qiu Ying's courtesy name wa

Size: Height 24 cm - Width 252 cm Materials: ink color and paper Time Period: Ming dynasty Manufactured by: Qiu Ying Origin: China Qiu Ying, (1494 – 1552)[1] was a Chinese painter of the Ming d

PROVENANCE: From Charlotte, North Carolina, Private Collectors. Measurements: Length: 562 cm, Width: 44cm Artist : Qiu Ying (1494 - 1552) Title: Shan Sail Hand Scroll Painting (Sight) : Length:562 cm,

H. 23.5 cm.W. 225 cm.

A Chinese Calligraphy Painting hand Scroll, Qiu Ying Mark Height:85.8 inches. 10.6 inches. Height:218cm,Width:27cm,

A CHINESE PAINTING FIGURE STORY AND CALLIGRAPHY SIGNED QIUYING Image only size 522 cm by 34 cm. Painting depicting palace scenery, hand scroll, mounted, ink and color on satin, entitled, inscribed and

Chinese watercolor fan shaped painting, depicting landscape, signed Qiuying, 9" h x 19" w, 18 1/2" h x 32" w (frame). Provenance: from a Massachusetts estate.

A Chinese watercolor and ink handscroll painting on silk of twenty-two figures in a landscape scene attributed to Qiu Ying. The painting has an inscription and two seals, and it is framed. Dimensions

(lot of 3) Chinese watercolor hanging scrolls, each ink and color on silk, depicting various court figures, one image bearing the signature of Qiu Ying, each with a seal to the lower right, 27.5"h. x

China, Pair of Calligraphy Scrolls, presentation of black calligraphy on white paper, signed Qiu Ying. Length 44 1/2 in., 13 3/4 in.

Chinese Qing Dynasty Painting, signed Qiu Ying, watercolor on silk of mountain and figures in field below, sight approx. 53" x 20", wood frame 57 1/2" x24". CONDITION: Losses, tears and roughness alon

Chinese Landscape Painting and Calligraphy Silk Hand Scroll, Attributed to Qiu Ying and Dong Qichang.Length:460cm, Width:30cm,