CHINESE SCROLL PAINTING OF FOUR SEASONS FLOWERS

Zhao Yunhe (Zhao Ziyun)(Chinese 1874-1955), four large and rare Chinese watercolor scroll paintings, depicting flowers imply four season's prosperity, wisteria (spring), water lilies (summer), chrysan

A set of four Chinese hanging scrolls painted with ink on paper and depicting “the FOUR NOBLES” - the four seasons as flowers: plum blossoms for winter, orchids for spring, bamboo for summ

Chinese Square Vase Blue and White Painting of Four Season Flowers on Celadon Ground with Qianlong Mark, H28 cm(11 in.),Preview from Dec. 11th to 15th from 1:00 PM TO 5:00 PM Eastern Time, Location: 1

Image only size 134 cm by 33 cm.

Image only size 136 cm by 34 cm.

(lot of 7) Chinese scrolls, Flowers, ink on paper: first, Red Blossoms; second, Magnolia, Peonies, and Teapot; each bearings signature and sealed; together with a set of four scrolls, Birds and Flower

China, set of four scroll paintings of flowers and tree boughs, ink on paper, mounted on silk scrolls, calligraphy signatures and red seals. Length 44 in., Width 13 in.

Wu Changshuo mark, Four Chinese Flower Painting Scrolls, 144×40cm×4Provenance: Private artist collection, Monterey Park, California, USA

FOUR PANELS CHINESE SCROLL PAINTING OF FLOWERS AND BIRDS Image only size 136 cm by 34 cm. Wang Xuetao (1903-1982), a famous flower and bird painter in modern China. From Cheng'an, Hebei Province. Form

Wu Changshuo Mark, Four Chinese Flower Paintings, Hanging Scroll, Ink and Color On Paper, Width: 33cm Height: 137cm

20th century AD. A rectangular paper panel on a paper backing with wooden roller, watercolour image of flowers and a rock; four columns of calligraphic text, two red chop seals; attributed to Shanshou

FOUR PANELS OF CHINESE SCROLL PAINTING OF FLOWER AND BIRD SIGNED BY QI BAISHI. Image only size 137 cm by 34 cm. Shipping cost $30 to US 48 states and $100 for oversea International delivery. Local pic

FOUR PANELS OF CHINESE SCROLL PAINTING OF FLOWER AND ROCK SIGNED BY WU CHANGSHUO. Image only size 45 cm by 127 cm. Shipping cost $30 to US 48 states and $100 for oversea International delivery. Local

Of cylindrical form brush holder with scroll shaped panel carved with four season flowers. six character mark of QianLong on the bottom. H: 15 in.

FOUR PANELS OF CHINESE SCROLL PAINTING OF BAMBOO AND FLOWER. L. 154 cm. W. 97 cm. Domestic shipping $30 and oversea $100. Combined shipping available. Local pickup at our NJ warehouse available. We al

FOUR PANELS OF CHINESE SCROLL PAINTING OF BIRD AND FLOWER SIGNED BY QI BAISHI. Image only size 138 by 33cm.

FOUR PANELS OF CHINESE SCROLL PAINTING OF GIRLS AND FLOWER. Signed and dated. Each Image only size 136 cm by 33 cm. Domestic shipping $20 and oversea $60. Combined shipping available. We accept pre-sa

Four rare Chinese scroll. It is painting that flower and bird, it has "Shen Quan" marked, famous Pinter in the Qing Dynasty, Hand painting, and Very good scroll. size: H:172 X W:30cm.

Four rare Chinese scroll. It is painting that bird and flower, it has "Ma Quan" marked, famous Pinter in the Qing Dynasty, Hand painting, Very good scroll.Item weight: 2.711LB (1230g)Item size: 195*38

Group of six Chinese paintings. Includes four hanging scroll paintings, two depicting flowers, one landscape, and one abstract painting. With one calligraphy hand scroll, and one painting depicting a

Chinese Ink & Color Paper PaintingChinese ink and color on paper painting; depicting flowers of the Four Seasons; inscription and seal mark; 52" x 26 1/2"; framed

朗靜山舊藏PREVIOUS COLLECTION OF LANG JINGSHAN FOUR PANELS OF CHINESE SCROLL PAINTING OF BIRDS AND FLOWER SIGNED BY YU FEIAN. Image only size 45 cm by 172 cm. Shipping co

A lot of four Chinese hanging scroll paintings. Ink and watercolor on rice paper. Vertical format. The artworks depict a pine tree, cherry blossoms, and lotus flowers with birds. Each piece is signed

20th century AD. A rectangular paper panel on a fabric backing with wooden roller; painting of leaves and flowers with insects, calligraphic text and four red chop seals; attributed to Qi Baishi. 181