Two Chinese Silk Scrolls: Crane & Geese

Two Chinese ink and color on silk scrolls: one depicting a standing crane, after Shen Quan; the other depicting a pair of geese standing afront a flowering bush, after Ren Bonian; with inscriptions an

Two large framed Chinese ink & color silk & paper scroll paintings; depicting cranes under pine trees; after Shen Quan on silk; 51 1/2" x 26 1/2" (largest, approx.)

A Chinese silk embroidered scroll, Yu Jigao (Chinese, b.1932)."Pines and Cranes Forever." Depicting two red-crowned cranes flanked by pine trees and flowers. Dedicated to Chen Xiangmei (Anna Chennault

Two Old Chinese Scrolls: Flower & GooseTwo old Chinese ink and wash scrolls: one on paper of blossoming flowers; together with silk of a flying goose; 39" x 13 1/2" (larger)

Lot 52 Chinese Embroidered Silk Panel with Cranes, Qing Dynasty embroidered silk panel featuring two cranes and cloud scroll 52 x 36 inches

CHINESE HANGING SCROLL "Two Cranes under Pine Tree" Signature & Seal = Anonymous. Scroll Box = None. Roller Ends = Wood. Technique = Hand-painted on silk. Condition: almost perfect, -re

Described By:Rachel HFA VX NFOE Title:Silk Thick Double Sided Chinese Tapestry 24x60 Inch Scroll Art Hanging Landscape Cranes Women Go After Master Description: This gorgeous tapestry has two differen

19th century AD. A paper scroll on silk backing painted with two cranes standing on mossy rocks; large pine tree to one side with flowering peony below; Chinese characters to one side with seal mark;

Consist of: A scroll painting of Chinese ink and color of crane mounted on silk, inscribed and signed, with seals of the artist He Xiangning. Two scroll painting of Chinese ink and color of waterside

Hanging scroll, ink and color on silk, titled, inscribed, dated and signed, with two seals of the artist. 55 1/2in. H x 15in. W

Group of two Chinese ink and color on silk scrolls, including: figural scene after Tang Yin; together with a man with horse and calligraphy after Li Gonglin; each signed, with seal marks; 34 1/2"

Two Chinese ink and color on paper scrolls; each showing court-style flora with still life; both signed, with seal marks; 37" x 16" (each, approx.)

Group of two Chinese ink and color on silk scrolls, including: landscape after Tang Yin; together with green and blue style landscape after Wang Meng; each signed, with seal marks; 36 1/2" x 17&#3

Two Chinese ink and color on silk scrolls, including: beauty standing in long flowing robes; together with figural scene; each signed, with seal marks; 33" x 15" (larger, approx.)

Two Chinese ink and color on silk scrolls, including: peacock perched atop rockery amid foliage; together with parrot perched atop stand; each signed, with seal marks; 15" x 19" (larger, a

Two ink and color on silk scrolls; one depicting beauty in a garden scene after Tang Yin; the other of a mountainous landscape after Dang Yuan; 54" x 22" (larger, approx.)

Two Chinese scrolls, including: ink and color on silk scene of a beauty amid fauna; together with ink and color on paper of Guanyin wearing long colorful robes; each signed, with seal marks; 30" x

Two Chinese ink and color on silk scrolls, including: eagle after Yu Feian; together with chicken group after Jing Hao; each signed, with seal marks; 25" x 11" (largest, approx.)

Two Chinese Silks Scrolls: FiguresTwo Chinese ink and color silk scrolls: on depicting figures in plum blossom trees; together with a scholarly beauty watching children; inscriptions and seal marks to

Two Chinese scrolls, including: ink on silk, showing different styles of calligraphy, after Qianlong; together with ink and color on silk showing Lohan after Ren Renfa; each signed, with seal marks;

Two Chinese ink and color on silk scrolls: deer amid pine trees; together with mountain and creek, after Feng Jiang;; 51" x 16" (larger)

Group of two Chinese ink and color on silk scrolls, including: landscape after Zhang Xiong, with inscriptions to top left; together with green and blue style landscape after Wu Hufan; each signed with

Two Chinese ink and color on silk scrolls after Wu Shan; each depicting birds amid flora; signed, with seal marks; 24" x 9" (largest, approx.)

Two Chinese silk scroll paintingsthe larger 36 x 7 1/2in (91.5 x 19cm)