Qing Dynasty Qianlong (Imperial painting of calligraphy and painting) paper damask framed mirror

Chinese, 19th century, Qing dynasty, depicting three ladies outdoors, with backdrop of interior with books, painting, calligraphy and vessel with fruit on table, painted in predominantly in bright red

China, Qing dynasty, Qiuo Tao,calligraphy scholar painting, colored ink on paper, depicting single standing male figure in blue robes and hat, framed. Width 8 in., Length 12 1/2 in.

A FINE BODHI TREE LEAF PAINTING AND CALLIGRAPHY, 18TH-19TH CENTURY China, 18th-19th century, Qing dynasty (1644-1912). Framed behind glass. The left Bodhi tree leaf painting set on a blue paper and pa

A Chinese fan painting of three figures, watercolor on paper, calligraphy and signed by Ou Rui (区瑞), Qing Dynasty, framed, some wear and color losses, private Manhattan collection, 18 3/

A Pair of Late Qing Dynasty Chinese Gouache Paintings on Mulberry Paper. Finely Detailed Tradesman, Imperial Court. Professionally framed together in one gilt wood frame with double matting, inner mat

A Pair of Late Qing Dynasty Chinese Gouache Paintings on Mulberry Paper. Finely Detailed Tradesman, Imperial Court. Professionally framed together in one gilt wood frame with double matting, inner mat

probably late Qing dynasty, depicting a lady adorned in colorful robes and headdress seated on an elaborately carved throne flanked by attendant before a large jade screen, gouache on rice paper with

Watercolor on paper, calligraphy and signed by Qing Tang, Qing Dynasty, framed, some wear and losses, private Manhattan collection, 19 1/4" wide (image)

Qing QianLong: A Framed Imperial Painting, depicting three arhats, signed with seal attributed to Ting Guan Peng. Dimension: 70cm x 31cm (without frame)

ANTIQUE CHINESE EXPORT QING DYNASTY WATERCOLOR PAINTING PITH RICE PAPER, framed, approx. 11" x 8 3/4".

PAIR of ANTIQUE CHINESE EXPORT QING DYNASTY WATERCOLOR PAINTING PITH RICE PAPER, framed, approx. 11" x 8 3/4" each.

Ink on paper with gold splashes, with cloth frame. Depicts a character (Shou) meaning longevity. On the top it has a seal: (The royal treasure of Empress Dowager Xiaoqinxian). This empress lived in th

Antique 19th century Chinese Qing Dynasty gouache painting on hand laid paper. Framed measuring 11" x 14.5" wide, visible paper measures 8" tall x 11.5" wide. Condition: good, no signs of damage to pa

Qing Dynasty Imperial Painting Booklet. Each ink and color on paper, This piece features several paintings of figures, painted by renowned Imperial artist. With Two artist seal. Provenance: An English

Chinese School, Calligraphy painting, Chinese School (Qing Dynasty, 19th c. or earlier), ink on paper, edged in satin brocade, with five red chop marks, inscribed in pencil "Eloge [Hommage] par Mo-Riu

Artist: Shen ying 沈瀛 (Song Dynasty) Damo Painting & Calligraphy, Regular Script Ink on paper, Ersebiao mount, Vertical axis, Wooden framed, Set behind glass Painting (Sight): Length: 129

Chinese School, Calligraphy painting, Chinese School (Qing Dynasty, 19th c. or earlier), ink on paper, edged in satin brocade, with five red chop marks, inscribed in pencil "Eloge [Hommage] par Mo-Riu

Chinese School, Calligraphy painting, Chinese School (Qing Dynasty, 19th c. or earlier), ink on paper, edged in satin brocade, with three red chop marks, inscribed in pencil "Les 100 femmes vertueuses

China, 19th C., Qing Dynasty, framed pitch paper painting. Measurement 6 3/4 in., 12 3/4 in.

China, 19th C., Qing Dynasty, framed pitch paper painting. Measurement 11 in., 8 in.

24.25" x 19.5"painting on paper with .5" silk border, framed 25.5" x 30.25" This Qing dynasty styled painting is extremely old, possibly painted during the Qing dynasty (1644-1911). The scene depicts

Silk and paper handscroll painting women and calligraphy. 大清 Qing dynasty. 1800 AD circa. 390x48 cm.

Bada Shanren, aka Zhu Da (Chinese, 1626-1705), Qing Dynasty, Chinese ink grisaille painting on paper. Hand painting with feature sharp brush strokes depicting birds within fruiting tree. Signed to by

Bada Shanren, aka Zhu Da (Chinese, 1626-1705), Qing Dynasty, Chinese ink grisaille painting on paper. Hand painting with feature sharp brush strokes depicting bird on rock. Signed to by artist to uppe