Korean Eight Panel Painted Screen, Landscape

An old Korean eight-panel folding screen, Korea. Painted with ink and color on paper, depicting four Seasonal landscapes, flowers, trees, sailing on the seas and mountain landscapes. Signed with artis

Korean eight-panel painted screen; showing multi-colored peonies in bloom amid dense foliage and stylized rockery; L: 12' 6" (approx.)

Likely late 19th to early 20th century. Eight panels with narrative scenes on silk with brocade pattern surrounds. Each scene with small vertical hand written text/characters affixed paper label. Fabr

ANTIQUE KOREAN EIGHT PANEL-SCREENAntique Korean eight-panel screen; with finely detailed, continuous landscape design, depicting a royal hunting scene of banner-waving equestrians across mountainous t

Chinese small eight panel painted marble screen, decorated with immortals and landscapes, along with poetic colophons, in wood frame, each: 21.5"h x 5"w

A Korean 4-panel painted screen, early 20th century. The screen is composed of four painted scrolls using ink, watercolor and gouache on silk. The panels depict a landscape with egrets / heron, turtle

Korean 19th Century 4 Panel Floor Screen. Hand painted with 8 hand painted ink and watercolor laid paper with a brocade upholstered boarder. Landscape with traditional imaging hunting scene. Good cond

Korean 19th Century 4 Panel Floor Screen. Hand painted with 8 hand painted ink and watercolor laid paper with a brocade upholstered boarder. Landscape with traditional imaging. Good condition, some ab

Antique Chinese Lacquered Wood Coromandel Eight-Panel Folding Screen, hand-carved and painted with village landscape scenes to front and birds and flowers to reverse, late nineteenth or early twentiet

Antique Chinese lacquered wood coromandel eight-panel folding screen hand-carved and painted with village landscape scenes to front and birds and flowers to reverse, late nineteenth or early twentieth

Antique Korean paper two-panel screen; depicting a colorful and auspicious, "long-life" theme, the mountainous landscape with a red sun, cranes, blooming peach tree, pine, deer, and turtles in

ASIAN: Hand painted on paper, silver foil folding floor screen, Chinese, 20th C., eight panels, frontal major design of children playing in landscape including courtyard and bridge lower section with

A Chinese eight-panel screen carved in relief with inserted gilt-lacquer painted panels depicting figures farming and fishing in a coastal landscape. Each panel with connectable metal fittings. Total

The eight double-sided panels are made of solid stone. Painted on one side with scenes from the Chinese Emperor's court and delicate calligraphy. On the other side natural landscapes and calligraphy.

painted with immortals and landscape scenes; signed; red seal marks; overall: 105in(L) x 44.5in(H)

CHINESE TABLE SCREEN - Fantastic 19th c. Qing Eight-Fold Miniature Screen with hardwood frame and four painted marble sections per panel, people and objects of fortune on one side, landscapes and blos

85"h x 16"w - each panel

A Korean embroidered eight panel screen of cranes and pineThe reverse depicting calligraphy after Hyun Jung-Hwa 1907-1997.height 65 1/2in (166.5cm); width 144in (366cm); depth 1/2in (1cm) Provenance:P

Korean ten-panel painted screen; showing a continuous scene of the Kumgang mountains, with figures and structures scattered throughout; L: 140" (approx.)

Korean two-panel painted screen; the upper register of 'irworobongdo' type, depicting the sun and moon in a multicolored cloud bank, surmounting two trees set amid mountain peaks; the lower re

Korean eight-panel embroidered screen, featuring stylized roundels and traditional vessels on a peacock blue silk ground, approx: 69''h x 18''w (each). Provenance: Stanford Research Institute Internat

KOREAN 6 PANEL PAINTED TABLE SCREEN: Outdoor genre scene with figures of musicians and dancer on one side, each panel 16 3/4" h. x 5 1/2".

Continental, 19th/20th C. Some losses, wear, surface distress. Each Panel: 6'2"h x 20"w

ANONYMOUS, (19TH/EARLY 20TH CENTURY) Gu Eun Mong (A Nine Clouds Dream) Late Joseon dynasty (1392-1897), 19th/20th century An eight-panel screen, painted in ink and colors on paper, mounted on brocade,