Korean, Screen

This wonderful and quite large 8 panel screen appears to be of Chinese or Korean origin. The front applied with eight silk panels with an elaborate scene of groups of huntsmen, some mounted, in pursui

6 panel folding screen comprised of (2) extreme landscape scroll paintings attributed to Jin Yang - one signed upper left. (4) interior Korean scroll paintings. From a Bedford, NY estate. Dimensions:

Korean Screen early 20th centurypainted rice paper, lacquered wood, brass-plated copper, silk 71.5 h x 204 w in (182 x 518 cm) Provenance: Property from a Corporate Collection

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

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 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 FINE Excellent Korean screens with water color paitings and Chinese Calligraphy on the back, Yi DaoRen signed. 128" long x 65" high

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

The Chaekgeori screen has 6 silk panels with each panel painted to show precious objects in the scholarly taste. Thought to originate from the Joseon dynasty. A "Gary David Designs" tag is shown for $

Pigments on silk. With deer in landscape. No apparent signature. Dimensions: (Each panel) H 69" x W 19.5", (Paintings)H 42.5" x W 19.5" Condition: Rubbing, wear, water damage.

Six panel folding screen, Korean, mid-19th century, depicting the legend of one hundred children, 58" h x 87" l. Provenance: From a California estate.

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

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.

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 Table Screen Painting. 75x40 cm

Dimensions: H 35.5" x W 16.5" (W open: 64") x D 3" Condition: Wear including losses consistent with age and handling/use.

Danwon (Kim Hong-do) Korean gosainmuldo screen painting of an old sage man drinking tea, set in glass with silk surround, framed. 66.5" H x 19" W.

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

Large Korean painted 8 panel screen with dragon and white tiger amidst mountains, trees, waves and clouds; Condition: toning, some creasing, some scratches, minor losses to paint, minor discoloration,

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

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

Very finely painted 4 Panel screen depicting The Battle of Red Cliffs, otherwise known as the Battle of Chibi, a decisive naval battle in the winter of AD 208–9 at the end of the Ha

Korean six-panel folding screen. 61"h x 114"w.