Album of (12) Antique Chinese Pith Paper Figure

Set of six (6) antique Chinese Export watercolor/gouache paintings on rice/pith paper featuring figures in ceremonial dress. See condition details. Placed in faux gilded bamboo frames. Each 10.5" x 7.

An assembled collection of 12 pieces total, each depicting figures in various work scenes, sight size 5.5" x 9", framed 11.25" x 14.5". Condition: Foxing and toning to be expected.

Two Pith Paper Chinese Paintings: Originally Sold in Albums of 12 to Tourist for Easy Transport. Clothing is Layered Tissue to Form a Plant Stem, Cut by Hand and Painted. Faces Are Finely Detailed and

Two (2) Chinese Antique Paper Hanging Painting Scrolls: figures, ink and color on paper, sealed and inscribed by the artist; Size: H: 51"; W: 12-3/4" (overall) H: 64"; W: 15-1/4"

Two (2) Chinese Antique Paper Hanging Painting Scrolls: figures, ink and color on paper, sealed and inscribed by the artist; Size: H: 51"; W: 12-3/4" (overall) H: 64"; W: 15-1/4"

Chinese, late Qing dynasty, including two paintings on leaves and another 12 in the volume. Depicting floral scenes and figures of everyday life. H. 28 x W. 20.5 cm (11 x 8 in.)

Two antique Chinese ink and color on paper paintings; each of rectangular form; depicting scene of figures working in small assembly line; 12 1/4" x 7 1/2" (each, sight, approx.); both

Dim.: 24 x 16 cm (each page). The album may be of Chinese-Cantonese origin, where it would fit in the tradition of rice or pith paper paintings. However, such paintings also started to appear in India

Chinese hexagonal stand, with six pith paper panels painted with court figures, 10 1/2" h x 12 3/4" dia. Provenance: From a San Diego, California estate.

Subject: Court figures Type: Painting Materials: Rice paper Markings & Inscriptions: Unmarked Date: Mid 19th century Maker: Chinese Description: A group of Chinese pith painting fragments, China Trade

China, album of 12 leaves, ink and color on paper, each showcasing different natural figures, including animals in an organic setting, with beautiful calligraphy, attributed to Xu Beihong. Height 20 i

Chinese School, 19th Century Chinese figures in an interior, a pair both gouache on pith paper, held in carved and pierced period frames each 30.5 x 18.4cm (12 x 7 1/4in). (2)

Two Chinese Framed Export Pith Paintings of Figures. Ink and color on paper. {12 3/8 x 16 7/8 inches (31.4 x 42.8 cm) with frame}. Condition: Minor tear on the paper.

Mostly imperial figures depicted in brilliant colors on thin rice paper. With J. Pocker framing. 19th century. Dimensions: (Frame) H 21.75" x W 16", (Sight) H 12.25" x W 7.5" Condition: Colors very br

L:12 x W: 7 Inches,Page from a sketchbook of faces Qing dynasty,late 19th to early 20th century,Album page,Purchased with Royal

L:12 x W: 7 Inches,Page from a sketchbook of faces Qing dynasty,late 19th to early 20th century,Album page,Purchased with Royal

Ink and color on paper, mounted to silk scroll. The painting of figures in a mountainous landscape, with inscription and three seals. The painting approx. 31 3/8 by 12 3/4 in., 79.8 by 32.5 cm.

Framed in 2 frames. Frames 16.5 inches by 10.375, each.

Antique Chinese Pith Rice Paper Gouache Painting - 19th Century gouache paiting, depicting an interior scene with a group of men gathered around a newborn, set under glass in a faux bamboo gilt wood f

Antique Chinese Pith Rice Paper Gouache Painting - 19th Century gouache paiting, depicting men walking 2 by 2, set under glass in a gilt wood frame. / Visible Art Size: 6.5"H x 10.5"W / Frame Size: 13

A group of eleven Chinese paintings on pith-paper. Qing Dynasty. The colorful paintings depict Mandarin male and female figures engaged in various work and play activities. Two are framed and matted u

A set of 11 Chinese pith paper paintings, early to mid 20th century. The colorful paintings each depict Mandarin male and female figures engaged in various activities of play. Each measuring 4.5" x 2.

Hand painted court figure / official with deer offering; fan bearing attendant behind. Good aged condition with expected creases, small losses, etc. Partial character script to the reverse. Unframed.

An antique Chinese watercolor painting on pith paper. Qing dynasty, mid-19th century. The artwork depicts a peasant collecting the grain. Red mat, floral frame. Pith paper watercolors were produced in