Two Chinese Scrolls After Wu Hufan & Qiu Ying

Two large Chinese ink and color on paper scrolls: beauties after Qiu Ying; together with scholar and musician after Li Sixun; each signed, with seal marks; 66" x 35" (largest, approx.)

Two Chinese ink and color on paper scrolls, each depicting a moutainous landscape scene: after Wu Hufan; together with after Qian Songyan; both signed, with seal marks; 39" x 16" (largest,

Two large Chinese ink and color on paper scrolls: beauties after Qiu Ying; together with scholar and musician after Li Sixun; each signed, with seal marks; 66" x 35" (largest, approx.)

Two Chinese ink and color on paper scrolls after Wu Hufan; one of delicate white and pink flowers with fauna; the other of lotus flowers and foliage; each signed with seal marks; 45" x 17" &#4

Two large Chinese ink and color on paper scrolls: beauties after Qiu Yang; together with scholars after Zhao Mengfu; each signed, with seal marks; 66" x 35" (largest, approx.)

Two Chinese ink and color on paper scrolls: one after Wu Hufan detailing a mountainous landscape; the other after Lu Xioman & with poetry inscription after Xu Zhimo of landscape with peonies; each sig

Two Chinese paper scrolls: rural landscape after Wu Hufan; beauty in a courtyard after Feng Zhonglian; signed, with seal marks; Provenance: wear; 54" x 27" (largest, approx.)

Two Chinese ink and color on paper scrolls, each depicting mountainous landscape scenes: after Zhang Daqian; together with after Wu Hufan; each signed, with seal marks; 53" x 26" largest, approx

Two Chinese ink and color on paper scrolls: plum blossoms after Mei Lanfang; together with lotus after Wu Hufan; each signed, with seal marks; 46" x 17" (largest, approx.)

Two Chinese ink and color on paper scrolls: beauties after Qiu Ying; together with scholar after Xu Beihong; each signed, with seal marks; 53" x 26" largest, approx

Two Chinese scrolls, each depicting mountainous landscapes: silk after Guan Si; together with paper after Qiu Ying; both signed, with seal marks; 52" x 15" (largest, approx.)

Group of two Chinese ink and color on silk scrolls, including: landscape after Zhang Xiong, with inscriptions to top left; together with green and blue style landscape after Wu Hufan; each signed with

Group of two Chinese ink and color on paper scrolls, including: landscape after Fu Baoshi with calligraphy to top, after Wu Hufan; together with green and blue style landscape after Feng Chaoran; each

Two Chinese ink and color on paper scrolls depicting villages nestled in rocky landscapes; one after Qi Feng, the other after Wu Hufan; both signed, with seal marks; 52" x 24" (larger, app

Two Chinese ink and color on paper scrolls; one after Wu Hufan, depicting a standing beauty with flowering vessel; the other after Zhou Lianxia, depicting a beauty in flowing robes with leaf in hand,

Two Chinese ink on paper scrolls: one depicting a scholar's rock, after Wu Hufan; the other depicting a dragonfly in flight beside lotus pods, after Qi Baishi; with inscriptions and seal marks; 32

Two Chinese paper scrolls; ink and color handscroll depicting bamboos after Wu Hufan, signed, with seal marks; together with ink color rubbing, with calligraphy to top; 12" x 104" (longest

Chinese silk scroll painting after Li Di; two paintings mounted on the same scroll; each depicting birds, showing inscriptions after Wu Hufan, signed, with seal marks; 33" x 18" (approx.&#

Chinese ink and color on silk scroll, depicting mountain landscape, signed Wu Hufan with two seal 17"x47"

Two Chinese ink and color paper scrolls: after Wu Zongyuan; together with after Wu Bing; each featuring birds amid flora; signed, with seal marks; 50" x 25" (largest, approx.)

Two Chinese ink and color on paper scrolls: after Wu Daozi; together with after Gu Kaizhi; each depicting a figural landscape; signed, with seal marks; 50" x 25" (largest, approx.)

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

Manner of Wu Hufan (Chinese, 1894-1968), Pines, ink and color on paper, with colophon, bearing signature and seals to the upper left, painting: 17.25"h × 19.5"w, overall (scroll): 84"h × 25.25"w

Chinese ink and color on silk scroll; depicting figural scene after Qiu Ying; signed, with seal marks; 21" x 15" (approx.)