Fourteen Poems on Tang Dynasty in Running Script

In cursive script, of two lines from the Tang Dynasty poem "Ascending the Stork Tower" (Deng Guan Que Lou) by the well known poet Wang Zhihuan. With two artist seals and dedicated to Liu Tsz-Ming. Pap

CHINESE PAINTING OF FLOWERS & POEMS IN RUNNING SCRIPT 32 cm H x 73 cm W Zou Yigui (1686-1772) Qing dynasty official and painter. The name is Yuan Bao, Xiao Xiaoshan, and Rangqing, and the Second Knowi

YAN FU (1853-1921) Poem in Running Script, 1920 Ink on gold-flecked paper, fan leaf Signed Daoji Yan, with a dedication and one artist's seal Dated gengshen year 18.5 x 50.5cm (7¼ x 19⅞in)

Seven Chinese Calligraphy comprising: Attributed to Zhao Puchu (1907-2000), Guo Moruo (1862-1978), Qigong (1912-2005) and Lin Sanzhi (1898-1989) Poems in Running Script ink on paper, framed each signe

A Chinese Antique Painting Calligraphy Scroll: By Zha Shibiao (1615-1698): Poems in Running Script Calligraphy, With Two Seals Of The Artist, ink On Paper; Size: H: 52"; W: 25" (132cm x 64cm)

Five Chinese Calligraphy Comprising: Attributed to Shen Yinmo (1883-1971) and Yu Youren (1879-1964) Poems in Running Script ink on paper, framed each signed with artist's seal. Attributed to Feng Zika

PAIR JADE INLAID ROSEWOOD HANGING PANELS Within finely carved rosewood frame, pair jade inlaid panels depicting chinese poem in running script. Dimension: L. 97 cm. W. 24.5 cm. H. 3 cm.

A CHINESE INSCRIBED BRUSHPOT Of cylindrical shape, incised with poem in running script, overall in warm caramel tone. Dimension: 5.2x13.6 cm.

Three old calligraphy paper scrolls: Chinese scroll depicting large calligraphy work; longer and more narrow Chinese scroll of bamboo with poem in running script, seal marks; and together with possibl

Of square section and rectangular form, carved in shallow relief on the top with archaistic pattern, the seal microscopically inscribed on each side with Tang dynasty poems by Li Bai, signed Jiang Du

Each pendant is carved to one side with two elderly scholars appreciating scenery under tree to one side, the other side with running script poem inscription, accompanied with bamboo veneer box decora

Hanging scroll, calligraphy on paper. Poem calligraphy in running script. Signed with several seals of the artist. Height:133cm, Width:38cm,

Pair of Underglaze Blue Stem Bowls Each shallow bowl decorated overall with a Tang dynasty poem, the recessed base marked. 19th Century {Diameter: 5 3/8 inches (13.7 cm) each}

Finely potted with a quatre-lobed pear shaped body tapering to a narrow neck to a lobed mouth rim, freely inscribed around the body with a calligraphy poem written in running script, the neck with u

The plaque carve with archaistic dragon border. On one side carved with scholar and boy under a pine tree, on the other with Tang dynasty poem and two seal shaped signature reading Zigang. Size: 5.4 x

Fine Framed Chinese Water Color Calligraphy of a Chinese Tang dynasty poem , signed Li Keran , size: 110 X 70 CM

Incised on one side with a serene landscape scene, the reverse with running script poem, the base and the cover interior either with a mark. 7.6inch L, 3.9inch W, 7.1inch H.

Of two swans swimming with lily pads. The text is after a Tang Dynasty poem 'Ode To the Goose' by Luo Binwang. Painting by Chen Zilin, with two artist seals. Painting size: 40.6 x 64.8 cm (16 x 25 1/2

All accordion album, five cloth board covers, the rest paper covers. The first of 'Feng Long Shan' stele with 41 pages of ink rubbing. The second of 'Yu Xiao Xian' stele with 36 pages of ink rubbing.

Qi Gong was a Chinese Asian Modern & Contemporary artist who was born in 1912.Numerous key galleries and museums such as Tsinghua University Art Museum have featured Qi Gong's work in the past.Qi Gong

Chinese. Attributed to Wen Zhengming. Ink on paper. Running script calligraphy. Poems. Album. Seventeen Leaves. Signed Zheng Ming, with two seal marks of the artist. Height: 9 1/2 in (24.1 cm) Width:

D: 4 1/4 in(10.8cm) wt:500g

A TANG DYNASTY PURE SILVER LIDDED BOX WITH RUNNING BEAST DESIGN; H:7cm D:9.5cm WT:343g

After Zuo Zong Tang (1812-1885), Calligraphy couplet in running script scrolls, ink on red paper, image size 67"h x 13"w, overall 81"h x 16"w