WU QINGXIA (1910-2008)) Chinese Painting. Ink And Color

Framed Chinese scroll painting of carp by Wu Qingxia(Chinese 1910-2008).Without frame: 34" x 18", with frame: 42.5" x 25.5".From the Estate of Anita Jaffe, wife of Leo Jaffe who ran Columbia Pictures,

A pair of Chinese paintings of mouse and goldfish, ink and color on paper signed with red seals and attributed to Cai Xi and Wu Qing Xia. Width 52cm x2

Chinese water color and ink painting on paper scroll, attributed to Wu Qing Xia. Size 60 X 20 cm.

Wu Ping Chinese Painting Ink and Color on Paper ,size W 54 in.( 138 cm ) H27.5 in.(70 cm),å´å¹³,字堪白,桥头镇潭河沿æ‘人。父å´å…‹å�

WU QINGXIA (1910-2008) Carp, 1979 Ink and color on paper, hanging scroll, titled and dated jiwei (1979), signed Wu Qingxia, with one artist's seal. 44 x 21 1/2in (111.7 x 54.6cm) Footnotes: Please

A CHINESE PAINTING WU HUFAN, INK AND COLOR ON PAPER, MOUNTED FOR FRAME; å³æ¹–帆; 山水; 紙本é¡å¿ƒ Dimension: 136x68cm Currency: Price in USD

Wu Guanzhong Mark, Early Spring, Chinese Painting Ink and Color on Paper, Length:128cm; Width:94cm;

Wu Guanzhong Mark, Wonderful World, Chinese Painting Ink and Color on Paper, Length:248cm; Width:97cm;

Wu Changshuo Mark, Six Chinese Flower Paintings, Ink and Color on Paper, Length:149cm; Width:51cm;

Wu Yi; Chinese Ink Painting with light color on paper of Lotus with calligraphy and 1 red seal, matted and framed. Height of art 17 1/4 inches (43.7 cm.) X width of art 18 3/4 inches (47.5 cm.).

A fan by WuQingXia(1910-2008),dated 1975. WuQingXia was a famous Chinese female painter. Frame: 88.5 x 42.5 cm. Picture: 51.5 x 24 cm設色紙本.尺波無處&#

Wu Changshuo Mark, Four Chinese Flower Paintings, Hanging Scroll, Ink and Color On Paper, Width: 33cm Height: 137cm

Chinese Watercolour On Xuan Paper Lotus Leaf & Lotus Flower & Fish Painting - Wu Qing Xia (1910—2008) Dimension: 780 x 1960 (mm) 30.71 x 77.16(inches)Dimension: 640 x 1270 (mm) 25.20 x 50(inche

171x78cm Wu Hufan, born in Suzhou, Jiangsu, was the grandson of Wu Dacheng (from the second day of the seventh lunar month in 1894 to August 11, 1968).Originally named Yiyan, with the courtesy name Qi

131x117cm Wu Hufan, born in Suzhou, Jiangsu, was the grandson of Wu Dacheng (from the second day of the seventh lunar month in 1894 to August 11, 1968).Originally named Yiyan, with the courtesy name Q

93x46cm Wu Hufan, born in Suzhou, Jiangsu, was the grandson of Wu Dacheng (from the second day of the seventh lunar month in 1894 to August 11, 1968).Originally named Yiyan, with the courtesy name Qia

176x92cm Wu Hufan, born in Suzhou, Jiangsu, was the grandson of Wu Dacheng (from the second day of the seventh lunar month in 1894 to August 11, 1968).Originally named Yiyan, with the courtesy name Qi

178x47cm Wu Hufan, born in Suzhou, Jiangsu, was the grandson of Wu Dacheng (from the second day of the seventh lunar month in 1894 to August 11, 1968).Originally named Yiyan, with the courtesy name Qi

127x33cm Wu Hufan, born in Suzhou, Jiangsu, was the grandson of Wu Dacheng (from the second day of the seventh lunar month in 1894 to August 11, 1968).Originally named Yiyan, with the courtesy name Qi

84x45cm Wu Hufan, born in Suzhou, Jiangsu, was the grandson of Wu Dacheng (from the second day of the seventh lunar month in 1894 to August 11, 1968).Originally named Yiyan, with the courtesy name Qia

94x33cm Wu Hufan, born in Suzhou, Jiangsu, was the grandson of Wu Dacheng (from the second day of the seventh lunar month in 1894 to August 11, 1968).Originally named Yiyan, with the courtesy name Qia

67x68cm Wu Hufan, born in Suzhou, Jiangsu, was the grandson of Wu Dacheng (from the second day of the seventh lunar month in 1894 to August 11, 1968).Originally named Yiyan, with the courtesy name Qia

106x29cm Wu Hufan, born in Suzhou, Jiangsu, was the grandson of Wu Dacheng (from the second day of the seventh lunar month in 1894 to August 11, 1968).Originally named Yiyan, with the courtesy name Qi

178x47cm Wu Hufan, born in Suzhou, Jiangsu, was the grandson of Wu Dacheng (from the second day of the seventh lunar month in 1894 to August 11, 1968).Originally named Yiyan, with the courtesy name Qi