Chinese Handscroll, Manner of Pu Ru, Archaistic Vessels

Manner of Pu Ru (Chinese, 1896 - 1963), Archaistic Vessels, ink and color on paper, five elaborately illustrated vessles with calligraphy explanation, bearing signature and two artist's seals, paintin

Manner of Pu Ru (Chinese, 1896-1963), Landscape, ink on silk, with colophon, bearing signature and seal Xinyu, painting (handscroll): 3.25"h × 61"w, overall (frame): 8"h × 65.5"w

Manner of Pu Ru (Chinese, 1896-1963), Pavilion in Landscape, ink and color on paper, with poetic colophon to the upper right, bearing signature and seal, painting: 20"h × 11.5"w, overall: 30.5"h × 1

Manner of Pu Ru (Chinese 1896-1963) Villa ink and color on paper with colophon to the right bearing signature and seals painting: 43""h × 18.5""w overall (scroll): 77.5""h × 24""w

Manner of Pu Ru (Chinese, 1896-1963), Scholar in Landscape, ink and color on paper, bearing signature and seals to the right, painting: 32"h × 13.5"w, overall (scroll): 63"h × 18.25"w

Manner of Pu Ru (Chinese, 1896-1963), Scholar in Landscape, ink and color on paper, the upper left with poetic colophon, bearing signature, and two seals, painting: 37.5"h x 13.25"w, overall (scroll):

Manner of Pu Ru (Chinese, 1896-1963), Figure, ink and color on paper, of a luohan subduing the fierce soaring dragon; dated cyclical year gengwu, painted on Mid-autumn Festival, bearing signature and

Chinese fan painting, manner of Pu Ru (1896-1963), Figures, ink on paper, depicting Zhong Kui, the king of ghosts, sitting on a chariot pulled by quelled demons, with cyclical year wuxu on the Duanwu

(lot of 2) Manner of Puru (Chinese, 1896-1963), Scholars in Landscape, ink and color on paper: one of a figure in red robes reading under leafy trees; the other of a raft on a misty and poetic river;

(lot of 3) Chinese landscape paintings: the first, in the manner of Chen Yunzhang (Chinese, 1909-1954); the second, manner Pu Ru (Chinese, 1895-1963); the third, manner Gao Jianfu (Chinese, 1979-1951)

Attrib. to Pu Ru (1896-1963): 'Landscape', A Small Chinese Painted Hand Scroll, Depicting Snowy Mountain Scene. Ink and color on silk, inscribed, signed with seals. {w 120 x h 6 cm}.

The Zun is cast in the archaistic manner with stylized taotie masks under bands of qilins, all reserved on diaper ground, with an upright animal-mask handle. Studio mark to base. Weight 3302 grams, H.

Chinese Stone Cong Vessel carved with taotie masks in the Liangzhu culture manner. 2.5" H x 3" W x 3" D. Keywords: From a Manhattan collector. Keywords: Carvings, Sculpture, Asian art

Manner of Bian Shoumin (Chinese, 1684-1752), Hundred Cranes, ink and color on silk, the left entitled, inscribed with the date Yongzheng first year, bearing signature Bian Shoumin and followed by two

Manner of Zhang Daqian (Chinese, 1899-1983), Prunus, ink and color on paper, with hundreds of pink blossoms on the tree branches, the frontispiece dated cyclical year renzi, followed by two calligraph

This painting was given to the grandfather of Gore Vidal, and father of Eugene Vidal, early 20th century. They had lived in China for several years, and were associates of members of the Chinese Hiera

Chinese scroll, manner of Qiu Ying (Chinese, 1494-1552), Landscape, ink and color on silk, of figures and pavilions in the mountains and clouds, with a poetic inscription, bearing signature and seals,

Chinese handscroll, manner of Shen Zhuo (Chinese, Qing Dynasty), Winter Landscape, ink and color on paper, of figures and pavillions in a snowy winter landscape, with cyclical date renyan, bearing sig

(lot of 5) Chinese archaistic vessels, tallest 9.75"h.

Chinese handscroll, manner of Qiu Ying (Chinese,1494-1552), Landscape, ink and color on paper, of villas, huts, and pavilions in the midst of majestic mountains, followed by a poetic river scene, with

Manner of Lin Shu (Chinese, 1852-1924), Landscape handscroll, ink on paper, of scholar figures standing on cliffs appreciating the majestic misty mountains, the left with a poetic inscription and cycl

Chinese handscroll, manner of Qi Baishi (Chinese, 1864-1957), Insects, ink and color on paper, depicting dragonflies, grasshoppers, bees, preying mantises and crickets, inscribed and dedicated to Ji S

Chinese handscroll, manner of Zhou Chen (1460-1535), Landscape, ink and color on paper, of a poetic river scene, featuring trees, massive rocks and figures within a panoramic view, painting: 17''h x 1

(lot of 13) Two shelves of Chinese archaistic stone vessels, of various forms including hu and censers, tallest: 6"h