Ren Yi (1840 - 1896) China, Reproduction on Silk

Eight Woodblock prints Mid to late 20th century of works by artists including Huang Binhong (1865-1955), Mao Zedong (1893-1976), Xu Wei (1521-1593), Ren Yi (1840-1896), Lan Ying (1585-1666), Chen Shiz

Four (4) Asian works of art. 1st item: Chinese scroll painting on silk by Ren Bonian (1840 - 1896, also known as Jen Po Nien) titled "By the River Hsunyang". Circular form on cream brocade backing, de

(or Ren Bonian, Chinese, 1840-1895) Three album leaves, each with flowering branches and birds, signed in calligraphy and stamped, ink and color on silk laid on paper, 10-5/8 x 16-1/2 in.; unframed No

Two Chinese Fan Paintings, In the Style of Ren Yi (1840-1895). The first, ink on paper calligraphy fan painting by an unknown artist, in the regular scriptsigned: Zhu Fu Qing, Framed and glazed; the s

People gathering, Chinese scroll painting, watercolor on paper, attribute to Ren Bonian (1840-1896), 23" x 51 3/4" (image), 30" 1/4" x 83" (overall)

Ink and watercolor on paper, hanging scroll. Featuring pheasant and flowers. Signed Ren Bonian (1840-1896, Chinese), inscribed with 1 artist seal. 89 x 43 cm

Ink on paper, hanging scroll. Featuring swallows and willow. Signed Ren Bonian (1840-1896, Chinese), inscribed with 1 artist seal. 56.5 x 208.28 cm

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This painting of a fierce looking cock rooster, proudly strutting under beautifully blooming wisteria flower vine, is attributed to Ren Yi, who was also known as Ren Bonian (1840-1895). Painting, ink

Yi Jacket, China, Early-Mid 20th C. Short jacket with side loop closure, composed of varied panels of plain tabby woven cotton, silk and cotton embroidery on cotton. Breast and back ornamented with se

Finely Embroidered Yi Belt, China, Early 20th C. Woolen belt or sash with cotton end panels finely embroidered in silk. Wool twill, cotton cloth, silk thread; embroidery. Yi People, Yunnan Province, C

Yi Apron, China, Early to Mid 20th C. Woman's apron of cotton tabby cloth with U-shaped band embroidered in silk, bordered with silk ribbons, and broad hem section of embroidered repeat in grid outlin

Possibly Yi People, Yunnan Province, Southern China, group of (2) vintage silk embroidery components with colorful flowers, and animals symbolizing triumph over evil, fertility or life without beginni

Yi Embroidered Pants, China, Early to Mid 20th C. Woman's trousers of cotton tabby cloth with bands on lower legs embroidered in silk, bordered with silk ribbons. Cotton tabby cloth, silk thread, silk

Yi Embroidered Tunic, China, Early 20th Century. With geometric embroidered badge. Cotton cloth, silk; embroidery. Provenance: Ex. Roger Hollander collection. Size: 48'' x 39'', (122 x 99 cm).

Yi Embroidered Apron, China, Early-Mid 20th C. Rectangular panel with embroidery in silk along edges and hem, glass beads sewn to base of hem, metal plaques sewn above embroidered hem section. Cotton,

Yi Woman's Headdress, China, Early-Mid 20th C.Yi woman's headdress of wax resist (batik) dyed indigo cloth with embroidery in stripes, sewn on ends in contrasting red cloth. Cotton, silk thread; embro

Yi Head Cover, China, Early to Mid 20th C. Diamond-shaped head cover with multiple cloth bands, central panel embroidered in silk, bordered with silk ribbons.Cotton tabby cloth, roller printed cotton

Gu Yun (China 1835–1896); Chinese Ink Mountain Landscape on polished paper with ink inscription upper left corner with 1 red seal; mounted with silk and silk damask to form a hanging scroll. He

Size: Height 135 cm - Width 180 cm Materials: Silk Embroidery Time Period: Qing dynasty Manufactured Style: Circa-1840 to 1880 Origin: China It's old hand embroidered robe demonstrating extremely fine

Size: Height 132 cm - Width 185 cm Materials: Silk Embroidery Time Period: Qing dynasty Manufactured Date: 1840 To 1860 Origin: China

Yi Woman's Head Cloth/Sash, China, Early 20th C. Woman's headcloth/sash of cotton tabby cloth with center section and end bands embroidered in silk, bordered with silk ribbons, and long fringe of stri

(2) Early Chinese Duo Yun Xuan woodblock on silk point scrolls, (1) depicting a lady playing pipa on a boat, by Ren Bo Nian (Chinese, 1840-1895). Site: 9.75" Dia., (1) depicting a landscape, by Zhu Ru

2 Chinese Minority Textiles from Guizhou, China: a woman's festive headcloth, silk, cotton, Yi people; and a woman's festival jacket, indigo calendered cotton, batik paint, silk embroidery, Dandu Miao