GROUP OF THREE XUAN PAPER, ZHAO SHI GONG XUAN

Qing Dynasty, Long: 21.25 inch, Long: 27.00 inch

REPUBLIC PERIOD, LONG: 21.25 INCH; LONG: 13.75 INCH; WIDTH: 3.5 INCH

Republic Period Year 26,L:21.25 in×W:5.0 in

Qing Dynasty, Long:26.00 inch; Width: 3.5 inch; Long:13.5 inch; Width: 3.5 inch

Qing Dynasty, Long:26.00 inch; Width:3.5 inch; Long:13.5 inch; Width:3.5 inch

Republic Period, Long:26.5 inch ; Width:3.25 inch

Republic Period; Long: 13.5 inch

Zhao's Xuan paper in period of republic. 13.8" x 3.4"

Six accordion albums and two thread bound albums, all with paper covers. The first of 'Fan Shi' stele with 25 pages of ink rubbing. The second of 'Xuan Gong Yuan Shi Jun Mu' stele with 10 pages of ink

Chinese watercolour fan painting on paper,featuring three children playing in the gardren , the left singed with Zheng Shi Xuan (1901-1982) seals and short colophon, L 54 x W 19 cm.

Untitled (a group of three figures.) Watercolor on paper signed upper left. Dimensions: (Frame) H 13.25" x W 17.25" (Sight) H 8.25" x W 10.5" Condition: No issues to note.

Republic Period, Long: 21.25 inch

Republic Period, Long: 21.25 inch

Republic Period, Width:25.75 inch

Qing Dynasty, Long:26.00 in×Width:3.25 in

啟功 書法 Chinese Calligraphy on Xuan Paper Painting Qi Gong 1912-2005 Dimension: 1570 x 585(mm) 61.81 x 23.03(inches) Weight 1.25 lbs/567 g

A CHINESE VERTICAL CALLIGRAPHY SCROLL ON XUAN PAPER; ATTRIBUTED TO ZHAO PU CHU. Size: 67.5cm×30.6cm IN GOOD CONDITION.

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啟功　書法 Chinese Ink on Xuan Paper Calligraphy Painting Qi Gong 1912—2005 Dimension: 1760 x 650(mm) 69.29 x 25.59(inches) Weight 1.33 lbs/603 g

啟功　書法 Chinese Ink on Xuan Paper Calligraphy Painting Qi Gong 1912—2005 Dimension: 1760 x 650(mm) 69.29 x 25.59(inches) Weight 1.33 lbs/603 g

啓功 卷軸書法 Chinese Xuan Paper Calligraphy Painting Qi gong 1912-2005 Dimension:1750*520(mm)68.90*20.47 (in)Weight 1.04 lbs/470 g

Group of three Chinese ink and color on paper scrolls, including: geese amid reeds after Zhao Jie; birds with calligraphy after Zhao Jie; together with figure with bamboo after Liang Kai; each signed,

Group of three Chinese ink and color on paper scrolls, including: eagle after Pan Tianshou; birds after Zhao Jie; together with birds amid flora after Yu Feian; each signed with seal marks; 35" x

Xuan Phai Bui (1921 - 1988). Self-portrait. Gouache on paper. Bui Xuan Phai, the man and the artist, remains a living presence in Vietnam, three years after his death from lung cancer in Hanoi at the