TANG YIN (1473-1523), CHINESE LADY HOLDING FAN

Fu Baoshi or Fu Pao-Shih, (1904-1965) was a Chinese painter from Xinyu, Jiangxi Province. He went to Japan to study the History of Oriental Art in the Tokyo School of Fine Arts in 1933. He translated

Chinese Court Lady Holding Fan Painting, Liu Danzhai Mark 68×45cm, Folded Visible, Stains Visible Detailed condition reports are not included in this catalog. For additional information, including

Young Chinese Lady holding a Fan, c1880. Excellent contrast and tonality. Unknown photographer. 5.75 x 3.75 in. 14.60 x 9.52 cm. In archival mat. 11 x 14 in

Depicting two Chinese ladies in garden holding fan and flowers with Chinese text and seal marks, 40 cm. in diameter.

A SCROLL OF CHINESE LADY PAINTING, TANG YINPAITING113*41cm

Chinese Framed Oil Painting of Lady Holding a Fan. 19th century, with old wooden frame. {Approximate dimensions, 24 3/4 x 19 1/4 inches}._x000B_

A Chinese carved jadeite figure of a Court lady holding a fan. Approximate measurements: 9 3/4"H x 4 1/2"W x 1 1/2"D or 25cm H x 11.5cmW x 3.8cm D.

Portrait of Ladies by Tang Yin of Ming Dynasty

China, fan painting, ornamented with blooming red and orange tree branches against a bright, white background, with character signature and red seal, attributed to Tang Yin. Height 7 3/4 in., Width 17

Roberto Brambilla Porcelain Chinese Lady With Fan. Originally released in 1987 and designed by Nuova Thea, This Porcelain figure shows a very well-to-do and very well dressed Chinese Lady holding a fa

Chinese silver cloisonne horse drawn carriage with 2 ladies holding fans, nicely decorated single horse drawn, single axle carriage, rishka with decorated cloisonne wheels, parasol, horse, some damage

Attributed to Tang Yin (Chinese, 1470-1524) Landscape ink and color on gilt paper, folding fan leaf, framed signed with on artist seal, Tang Yin si yin. 唐寅（款） &#2366

(lot of 3) Chinese scrolls: the first manner of Tang Yin (Chinese, 1470-1524), Seven Sages of the Bamboo Grove, ink and color on silk; the second manner of Deng Fen, Scholar in the Hut, ink and color

One rock crystal Guanyin figure holding a ruyi and a double gourd. One rock crystal lady holding a fan and a branch. One green agate holding a fan and a branch, with caramel colored inclusions and a c

Chinese Carved Bamboo Cricket Cage is decorated with a playful scene of a gentleman climbing a tree to gain entrance to the female quarters. Two ladies, holding their fans, are amused by the energetic

A Chinese famille rose Yuhuchun vase with lady Guangxu period, Qing dynasty Featuring a court lady holding a fan beneath blossoming peach trees. With six-character mark to underside. H: 11 3/8, Dia: 7

Fine Chinese Mirror Pair Green Jade Lady Figures each holding a Moon Fan and a Pierce-work Basket of Flowers with elaborate gowns; custom carved & pierced hardwood stands; Chinese storage box. Good co

provenance: Christie's; possibly Tang dynasty; without base: 33in(H) x 12in(L) x 10in(W)

CHINESE "TANG YIN" MARKED PAINTING SCOLLER PAINTED WITH LADIES L:16.4" H:36"

Porcelain tabletop or alter-top statue of an Empress with two ladies-in-waiting, holding fans. Impressed character seal marks underneath, in fitted silk box. Dimensions: (Empress) H 16.5" x W 4" D 3.5

A Carved Red Coral Figure of a Lady qing dynasty (1644-1912) dressed in flowering robes with her waist slight bent, one arm raised clutching a ruyi scepter, the other holding a fan at the back, with a

Handcrafted fine porcelain sculpture, Lenox. "Rhapsody in Blue" depicting a Japanese / Chinese lady in a wonderful blue and white outfit with flowers on the front and back, holding a blue fan. Approx

皂石人物像共两件 20th century pair of white soap stone carved figures; depicting a beautiful lady holding a moon-shaped fan and a scholar holding a chil

Tang Dynasty, 618-907 AD. A ceramic figure of a courtly lady in draped robe with neatly dressed hair, hands to chest holding a musical instrument, slippers exposed from beneath the robe. 312 grams, 22