KOREAN LONG LIFE PAPER TEN-PANEL SCREEN

painted paper laid to fabric within wooden frame; each panel: 69 x 15 inches

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

A fine and rare Korean ten-panel screen, Korea. Painted using ink, watercolor and gouache colors on silk. The paintings depict selected events in a scholar's life. Each painting measures 45.5" x 14" a

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

Impressive Qing dynasty, large ten-panel Chinese screen/ room divider. Wooden frame with material and paper, depictions of various auspicious birds and flora. Some holes, tearing, see photos for a mor

An impressive ten panel screen with carved and lacquered panels depicting court life on the front and various birds on the back. Inscribed on two panels as a gift from Chen Guangxian to his master or

Chinese cypress ten panel fretwork screen, each panel having a pierced floral design surmounting long panels of pierced geometric fretwork, above a panel relief carved with lingzhi and foliate designs

Set of Korean framed water color paintings. Image depicts two philosophers with incense burners. Antique 2 panel paper screen with natural wooden frame. Frame measures 48 3/4" x 16". Image measures 39

possibly Korean, ink on paper with gold background, garden scene with fence, bamboo trellis, and white chrysanthemums, with birds throughout, silk border, red lacquer frame with black metal mountings,

A four panel screen decorated with various fish, 20th century.  Dimensions: each panel is 69" x 18", the total length is 72".    Provenance: From a local collection.

A Japanese Four-Panel Screen. Watercolor on paper screen depicting scenes of everyday life Each panel: 48" x 18 1/2"

The owners of this 6-panel folding screen said that the artist is an important Korean artist and that he sells at the major auction houses, but they could not remember his name. The screen needs some

ANTIQUE KOREAN AUSPICIOUS PAINTING: Cranes & PineAntique Korean ink and color on paper painting; depicting an auspicious, "long life" motif with cranes beneath a large overhanging pine tree, beside a

A 20th century screen, watercolor on paper, each panel decorated with birds and flowers.    Dimensions: each panel is 58 1/2" x 17", the total length is 68".    Pr

A Large Japanese Six-Panel Folding Screen, 'Riverside Village'. Finely painted in gilt ground paper to depict village farming life scene by the river. 19th Century. {Folded size: 66 3/4 x 25 inches (1

Korean Chaekgeori Six Panel Screen, Modern, ink and color on paper mounted on panels. Dimensions: 70 in.h. x 17 in. w. each panel. Condition: Very good.

Korean two panel screen, Tiger and Leopard, ink and color on paper, anonymous, each panel: 52.5"h x 21"w

3 panel screen. Korean. 18th/19th century. Hunt scene. Ink mineral pigments on paper. Punctures, wear, stains, toned. 66.5 x 19in for each panel.

on rice paper, with Chinese writing and signature, Good condition 82 inches long 59 inches high

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 Chaekgeori eight panel floor screen, executed in ink and gouache on paper with silk borders, the eight panels together depict a Korean scholar's bookshelf with vases, chimes, stone chops, calli

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

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

JAPANESE 2-PANEL FOLDING SCREEN (BYOBU)FIRST HALF OF THE 20TH CENTURY There is a lot of symbolism to be found in this 2-panel watercolor painting. What we find is a young Korean "wet nurse" taking car