Qing Dynasty - "WengXiaoHai" Still-life painting

\'100 Antiques\' still life, Ming or Qing Dynasty scroll painting, silk with colored ink, painting is 44.5 \" long and 13.5\" wide. Great detail of antiques collected by Chinese in those times, Anonym

Qing dynasty, two floral still life subjects, unsigned, sight 11-1/2 x 9 in.; gilt wood frames, 18-3/4 x 16 in. Provenance: The Important Private Collection of a Rocky Mountain Couple

Chinese Art Still life with peony, rocks and linghziChina, Qing dynasty, 17th centuryPainting on silk. . Cm 29,00 x 20,00. Elegant painting by studiolo on silk depicting meditative composition of flow

Probably Early Qing Dynasty. Decorated with still life and vase scene. Museum inventory number on back. light ochre rim decoration. 9 1/8".

A BLUE AND WHITE MEI PING, QING DYNASTY China, 1644-1912. Rising from a spreading foot to a waisted neck and straight rim, depicting eight panels with nature still-life, framed by ornate borders and f

EVA HOLUSA MAKK HAWAIIAN ETHIOPIAN ARTIST B.1933-" WHITE JADE , BRONZE JI STILL LIFE CH'ING DYNASTY OIL PAINTING-DEPICTS A JADE TRIPOD VESSEL AMONGST FRUIT-SIGNED EVA MAKK-23" X 35" TO ART-3" GILT WOO

Chinese, polychrome pith paper paintings each depicting figural scenes of Qing dynasty everyday agricultural life. Image: 21 x 14 cm (8 1/4 x 5 1/2 in.)

Print of a painting depicting a Chinese blue and white porcelain urn, with the caption in scrolling cursive 'China Ming Dynasty XV Century', matted in pastel pink in a reeded gilt-painted frame. Measu

late Qing/Republic period, depicting various Chinese still life scenes, framed; each 15 in. (38 cm) high, 10 1/2 in. (27 cm) wide overall

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.)

(Flemish, active 1640-1660) An exuberant large fruit piece with crab, prawns, lobster on a fabric box with roemer, ornate silver tazza, repousse ewer, signed lower left on edge of table "W. Mertens",

[FROM CHRISTIE'S] A QING DYNASTY PAINTING LANDSCAPE SCROLL SCREENS

[FROM CHRISTIE'S] A QING DYNASTY PAINTING LANDSCAPE SCROLL SCREENS

[FROM CHRISTIE'S] A QING DYNASTY PAINTING LANDSCAPE SCROLL SCREENS

Alexandre Fasini (1892 - 1942) oil on canvas painting, Still life of fruit. Signed lower right. Provenance: Bonhams Knightsbridge, British and European Art, including works from L'Ecole de Paris, The

Janet Rickus (American, b. 1949) Still life painting, 21st century Oil on board. Signed lower right 'Janet Rickus.' Panel size: 19.5" x 23.5" Property from the Estate of Stewart MacDougall, Santa Barb

Signed top left. 1968. Framed measures 25 1/4" h x 15 1/8" w x 1 3/8" d. Picture measures 21 3/4" h x 12 3/4" d.

Roger Muhl France, 1929-2008 Titled "Tulipes Rouges" the work depicts pale pink and red tulips in a celadon colored vase over polychromatic patches of color. Muhl studied at the National School of Dec

Antique original still life oil on canvas painting attributed to John Vanderlyn Jr. (1805-1876 New York) Depicts a still life with fruit with arch and drape background. Apparently unsigned. Work windo

John C. Traynor (b. 1961) Still life painting of a large blue & white urn filled with flowers on a table. Signed lower right and dated 02'. Measures 40" x 30" on canvas and 41.5" x 31.5" w/ frame.

Pierre Joseph Redoute (French, 1759-1840). Original watercolor painting. A still life botanical composition depicting a central floral subject, as appeared in Enlightenment Era florilegia, pharmacopoe

Oil on canvas painting by Le Pho, 1907 to 2001, a Vietnamese painter and artistic advisor of the Vietnam Embassy in Paris. The artwork depicts a still life with a flower bouquet in a vase. Ca. 1970-19

Robert Spear Dunning Massachusetts, New Hampshire, 1829-1905 Fall River School depiction of peaches, a pear, and bundles of red and green grapes glistening under light. Dunning was a founder alongside

Pierre Joseph Redoute (French, 1759-1840). Original watercolor painting. A still life botanical composition depicting a central floral subject, as appeared in Enlightenment Era florilegia, pharmacopoe