Wu Shiquan Chinese Ink on Paper Scroll

Pine tree and craggy rock; Chinese ink on paper; hanging scroll; signed Wu Hufan (1894-1968); inscribed with 2 artist seals; 87 cm x 59 cm_x000D_

SIGNED WU ZHONGHUA,CHINESE INK ON PAPER CALLIGRAPHY HANGING SCROLL,WITH THREE RED COLOR SEALS OF ARTIST. Each measure: Length 72.5" ,width 19" Domestic shipping (48 states): $45.95.

Wu Changshuo (Chinese, 1844-1927) Bok choy ink on paper, hanging scroll, framedsigned Changshuo, Wu Jun, dated 1888, two artist's seals. Image: 47 x 12 in., 119.4 x 30.5 cm. Acquired from the Shanghai

Two Chinese ink on paper scrolls, including: calligraphy of Zhuan-style after Wu Changsuo (1844-1927); together with calligraphy of Kai-style after Li Ruiqing (1867-1920); each signed,

Two Chinese ink on paper scrolls: one depicting a scholar's rock, after Wu Hufan; the other depicting a dragonfly in flight beside lotus pods, after Qi Baishi; with inscriptions and seal marks; 32

Chinese ink on Paper Four Scroll Paintings, attributed to Wu, ChanShuo ( 1844 - 1927 ), dimension: 136 X 34 CM x 4 Scrolls

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

Chinese Ink on Paper two scroll Paintings, attributed to Wu, ChanShuo ( 1844 - 1927 ) dimension : 131 by 30 CM X 2

Two Chinese ink and color paper scrolls: after Wu Zongyuan; together with after Wu Bing; each featuring birds amid flora; signed, with seal marks; 50" x 25" (largest, approx.)

Two Chinese ink color on paper scrolls: fauna amid foliage after Zhu Da; together with mountainous landscape after Wu Shixian; each signed, with seal marks; 53" x 14" largest, approx

Ink on paper, hanging scroll. Featuring four (4) Chinese calligraphy in Shigu script. Signed Wu Changshuo (1844-1927, Chinese), inscribed with 8 artist seals. 131 x 33 cm (each)

Watercolor and ink on paper, hanging scroll, featuring mountainous landscape, signed and attributed to Wu Hufan (Chinese, 1894-1968), inscribed with 2 artist seals, 50 x 22 cm, Wu Hufan was a leading

Ink on paper, hanging scroll, featuring gobi desert and camels, signed and attributed to Wu Zuoren (Chinese, 1908-1997), inscribed with 2 artist seals, 83 x 45 cm, Wu Zuoren was a Chinese painter. A n

Watercolor and ink on paper, hanging scroll, featuring mountainous landscape, signed and attr. Wu Hufan (Chinese, 1894-1968), inscribed with 2 artist seals, 108 x 44 cm, Wu Hufan was a leading traditi

Ink on paper, horizontal scroll. Featuring bamboo. Signed Wu Hufan (1894-1968, Chinese), inscribed with 2 artist seals. Title signed Zhang Daqian (1899-1983, Chinese), insribed with 2 artist seals. On

Wu Changshuo (Chinese, 1844-1927). The Scroll has a tear on one end, and some wrinkles throughout. One scroll end has come off of the paper. It is ink on paper. The scroll measures 58" x 14 1/4". In-h

Chinese ink and color on paper scroll after Wu Guanzhong; depicting a busy town, in abstract style; signed; 70" x 37" (approx.)

Chinese ink and color on paper scroll after Wu Guanzhong; depicting a landscape, in abstract strokes and colorful dots; signed; 70" x 36" (approx.)

Chinese ink and color on paper scroll after Wu Guxiang; depicting a mountainous landscape scene; signed, with seal marks; 37" x 16" approx.

Chinese ink and color on paper scroll after Wu Changshuo; showing a peach tree; signed, with seal mark; 36" x 16" (largest, approx.)

Two Chinese ink and color on paper scrolls after Wu Hufan; one of delicate white and pink flowers with fauna; the other of lotus flowers and foliage; each signed with seal marks; 45" x 17" &#4

Two Chinese ink and color on paper scrolls; one after Zhang Daqian, showing a landscape with calligraphy; the other after Wu Qingxia, of fish with pond flora and fauna; 42" x 18" (larger,

Two Chinese ink and color on paper scrolls; one after Wu Shixian, depicting a mountain village; the other after Huang Binhong, depicting a man fishing on a mountain river; both signed, with seal marks

Group of two Chinese ink and color on paper scrolls, including: landscape after Fu Baoshi with calligraphy to top, after Wu Hufan; together with green and blue style landscape after Feng Chaoran; each