Manner of Qi Baishi, Chinese Floral Painting

Chinese ink, watercolor and gouache on wove paper painting depicting a traditional Chinese flower arrangement in basket with floral clippings beneath. Signed lower left with red seals, additional red

Qi Baishi (1864-1957), Set of two Chinese ink and color on paper, circa 1947. Hand painted in bright colors, and vigorous strokes, fresh and lively manner, expressed nature and life, one depicted wist

Qi Baishi (1864-1957), Set of two Chinese ink and color on paper, circa 1947. Hand painted in bright colors, and vigorous strokes, fresh and lively manner, expressed nature and life, one depicted frui

Manner of Qi Baishi (Chinese, 1864-1957), Begonia, ink and color on paper, bearing signature and seal to the left, painting: 27"h × 16.5"w, overall (scroll): 80.5"h × 21.75"w

Manner of Qi Baishi (Chinese, 1864-1957), Fan: Chrysanthemum, ink and color on paper, bearing signature and seal across the top, fan: 21.5"h × 9"w, overall: 70"h × 24.5"w

Manner of Qi Baishi, (2) scroll paintings, Manner of Qi Baishi (Chinese, 1864-1957), Gourds and succulents with insects, ink and color on paper, mounted to silk, signed and inscribed with red ink seal

Chinese Traditional Painting Scroll, depicted yellow cherry blooms. Shows artist signature marks, Qi Baishi.

Manner of Qi Baishi(Chinese, 1864-1957) and Chen Banding (Chinese,1876--1970), Red Dragonfly and Chrysanthemum, bearing signatures and seals to the upper right, painting: 51.5''h x 13.125''w, overall

Manner of Qi Baishi (Chinese, 1864-1957), Begonias and Insect, ink and color on paper, with colophon on the left, bearing signature and seal Qi Baishi, painting: 51"h × 12"w, overall (scroll): 86"h �

Manner of Qi Baishi (Chinese, 1864-1957), Mountain and River Scenery, ink and color on paper, with colophon, bearing signature and seal to the left, painting: 58.5"h × 30"w, overall (scroll): 79.5"h

depicting fifteen shrimp in the manner of Qi Baishi, 134cm x 66cm

Chinese Ink Painting, Qi Baishi's Floral Fan on Paper

Qi BaiShi 齊白石 (1864-1957), Chinese ink and color painting on paper, circa 1945. Hand painted in soft colors, and vigorous strokes, fresh and lively manner, expressed nature and li

Qi BaiShi 齊白石 (1864-1957), Chinese ink and color painting on paper. Hand painted in soft colors, and vigorous strokes, fresh and lively manner, expressed nature and life, depicted

Qi Baishi (1864-1957), Chinese ink and color on paper laid to silk, hanging scroll; Hand painted in bright colors, and vigorous strokes, fresh and lively manner, expressed nature and life, depicted mo

China, hand scroll painting, black ink on white paper with floral decorative border, delicate images of bugs with thick bold calligraphy and signature of Qi Baishi. Length 46 in., Width 10 1/2 in.

China, hand scroll painting, black ink on white paper with floral decorative border, delicate images of bugs with thick bold calligraphy and signature of Qi Baishi. Length 46 in., Width 10 1/2 in.

Three various Chinese artworks, including: accordion-form pictorial book with figural paintings after Qi Baishi; ink and color on possibly silk depicting floral branches and rockery, with seal marks,

Qi Baishi: Chinese Painting 2 Bugs, a cicada and a preying mantis on Dry "skeleton" Leaves in ink & color on paper with calligraphy and two red seals; now mounted with silk as a hanging scroll. Light

QI BAISHI, CHINESE PAINTING 11 1/8" x 11 1/8" (28.5cm x 28.5cm) Uzan NAGAO (1864-1942) was a prominent Japanese art collector known for his remarkable achievements in the field of Chinese art and his

QI BAISHI,CHINESE PAINTING AND CALLIGRAPHY ALBUM LENGTH:238cm WIDTH:16cm

Qi Baishi, Chinese Painting H 38 1/2" W 19 3/8" (98 cm x 49.5 cm)

QI BAISHI, CHINESE PAINTING 46" x 16 1/8" (117cm x 41cm) Uzan NAGAO (1864-1942) was a prominent Japanese art collector known for his remarkable achievements in the field of Chinese art and his extensi

QI BAISHI, CHINESE PAINTING 42 1/8" x 16 1/8" (107cm x 41cm) Uzan NAGAO (1864-1942) was a prominent Japanese art collector known for his remarkable achievements in the field of Chinese art and his ext