A TANG DYNASTY LI SIXUN - SILK PAINTING PAVILION

Name A TANG DYNASTY LI SIXUN - SILK PAINTING PAVILION Dimensions L: 28 in(71cm) W: 15 3/4 in(40cm)

L: 35 7/8 in(91cm) W: 16 1/2 in(42cm)

A Chinese Silk Scroll Painting of Figures by Yan Li Ben, Tang Dynasty, Size: 109*51cm.

A Chinese Silk Scroll Painting of Landscape by Li Tang, Song Dynasty, Size: 125*69.5cm.

A Chinese Silk Scroll Painting of Landscape and Buildings by Li Zhao Dao, Tang Dynasty, Size: 87.5*48cm.

A Chinese Silk Scroll Painting of Landscape and Figures by Li Shi Xun, Tang Dynasty, Size: 102*52.5cm.

A Chinese painting depicting an ancient Taoist scholar or Li Bai (poet of the Tang Dynasty), watercolor on silk, with paper backing, Qing Dynasty, in overall fair condition with some age wear, creases

H. 24 cm.W. 12 cm.Weight. 3.35 kg.

Tang Dynasty Maids Painting on Silk.

Figure Story Painting on Silk, Hand Painted by Li Tang.

Landscape Painting on Silk, Hand Painted by Li Tang.

L: 41 3/8 in(105cm) W: 14 5/8 in(37cm)

LI TANG, Chinese Landscape Painting Silk Hand Scroll Length:28cm, Width:390cm, Detailed condition reports are not included in this catalog. For additional information, including condition reports, ple

Landscape and Figure Painting on Silk, Hand Painted by Li Tang.

A Chinese Silk Scroll Painting of Buddha by Wu Dao Zi, Tang Dynasty, Size: 204*67cm.

A Chinese Silk Scroll Painting of Landscape by Wang Wei, Tang Dynasty, Size: 108.5*50cm.

A Chinese Silk Scroll Painting of Figures by Wei Xian, Tang Dynasty, Size: 94*47.5cm.

A Chinese Silk Scroll Painting of Landscape and Figures by Wu Zhao, Tang Dynasty, Size: 84*34cm.

A Chinese Silk Scroll Painting of Landscape and Figures by Wang Wei, Tang Dynasty, Size: 123*53.5cm.

A Chinese Silk Scroll Painting of Landscape by Wang Wei, Tang Dynasty, Size: 132.5*43cm.

A Chinese Silk Scroll Painting og Figures and a Horse by Cheng Ming, Tang Dynasty, Size: 45*44cm.

Song Dynasty Li Di, the wind and rain, the return to the map, Sakamoto

Two Chinese ink and color on silk paintings, each depicting various figural scenes: after Li Tang; together with hand scroll after Zhou Fang; each signed, with seal marks; 11" x 100" (larg

Fang WenJia (Chinese, Ming Dynasty AD. 1501-1583), watercolor on silk. Hand painting depicted a pavilion above waterfall within highland landscape. Calligraphy lettering inscriptions on the upper left