Length:114.5cm(45.08in)Width:48.5cm(19.09in)This is a color?on?silk vertical scroll Ladies by Qiu Ying of the Ming Dynasty, originally mounted in imperial?style yellow?silk brocade with mahogany rollers. The outer red label reads “Fine vertical scroll Ladies by Qiu Ying, Ming Dynasty”. The upper title panel bears large imperial calligraphy “Supreme Treasure” stamped with imperial seal. The aged silk depicts a palace?courtyard scene with ornate pavilions and exquisite garden rocks. Several court ladies play musical instruments on carpet in front of palace steps. Fine and fluent lines render elegant robes, with rich and refined colors and vivid gentle facial expressions. Inscribed poem and signature appear on one side. Numerous imperial?collection seals are scattered across the painting. The silk carries mellow antique patina, the whole mounting is complete and exquisite. It is a fine example of Ming?academy?style meticulous figure painting.

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