Length:91cm(35.83in)Width:57cm(22.44in)This is an ancient?figure silk vertical scroll Figure?Dragon?Phoenix Painting* attributed to Confucius, with original court?style brocade mounting and mahogany roller ends. The outer label reads “Figure?Dragon?Phoenix Painting, silk, Confucius”, affixed with collection seal. On the upper sprinkled?gold title panel is large?character title “Figure?Dragon?Phoenix Painting”, stamped by collection seals. On aged silk ground, the painting is rendered in black?ink outline, depicting an ancient?robed lady, divine phoenix and roaming dragon. The figure’s robe flows gracefully with archaic ornamentation. Dragon?phoenix forms carry strong artistic charm of ancient Chu culture. Vigorous and smooth lines present mysterious and romantic pre?Qin painting style. Archaic?script inscriptions appear on one side of painting area, together with scattered antique collection seals. The silk bears obvious traces of time with profound antique flavour. Luxurious and solemn mounting makes it an important collection of archaic?figure theme.

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