Chinese Art: Scrolls All scrolls and plates are woodblock reproductions. Explanation how they were made see end of this group

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Wu Zuoren, Xiao Shufang, Ai Zhongxin: Selected Paintings of Wu Zuoren and Xiao Shufang. Cloth

Selected Paintings of Wu Zuoren and Xiao Shufang. Cloth, ca. 26x36cm by Ai Zhongxin 112 pages catalogue, in colour, with biographies, Chinese-English-French edition. 45 paintings by Wu Zuoren / 22 paintings by Xiao Shufang. Beijing: Second edition, 1985 84CE561

Xu Beihong, Ting: The Art of Xu Beihong. Exhebition Catalogue 1988 Hong Kong Museum of Art. Hardcover

Art of Xu Beihong. Exhebition Catalogue 1988 Hong Kong Museum of Art. Hardcover. ca. 26x30 cm edited by Joseph S.P. Ting and Szeto Yuen-kit 154 pages, with bibliographical notes, 74 colour plates, 17 figures. Text in Chinese and English. Hong Kong, 1988. A comprehensive catalogue of the life and art of Xu Beihong, one of China's most prominent artists 9622150853

Pan Tianshou: Flowers of Mount Yandang

Flowers of Mount Yandang Pan Tianshou: 1898-1971 Vertical scroll on rice paper with silk mounting. Ca. 218x128 cm, picture 122x120 cm At the top the painting is sticked on a wooden stick but it is slightly bended. It is better to replace it, as you can see on the picture. But: It is not longer available from China, we are not able to deliver another one. It has a very reduced price. wb005 Click here for more product information

Lin Fengmian: Egret

Click Here   Egret Lin Fengmian: 1900 - ca. 190 x 77 cm, picture 68 x 68 cm Lin Fengmian was born in Meixian County, Guangdong Province, in1900. He went to Europe in 1918. After his return to China in 1925, he became President of the National Art College in Beijing and later of the National Art College in Hangzhou. In the early 1950s, he gave up all his administrative duties and concentrated on painting. Ling Fengmian's work was effected both by his extensive study of traditional art forms in China and by his training and study in Europe. Lin Fengmian blended gentle brush strokes with a variety of colors. wb012 Weight: 2.00 kg Click here for more product information

Zheng Banqiao: Orchid. In chinese ink

Orchid. In chinese ink Zheng Banqiao   ca. 177 x 63 cm, picture 90 x 51 cm wb016 Click here for more product information

Shi Tao: Plum and Bamboo

Plum and Bamboo Shi Tao. 1630? - 1714? Qing Dynasty 166x50 cm / 90x51 cm wb017 Click here for more product information

Wu Zuoren: Yaks

Yaks Wu Zuoren: 1908 - ? ca. 155x54 cm, picture 66x44 cm Wu Zuoren is a well-known contemporary painter and president of the Central Academy of Art. He excels in both Chinese and Western painting and in recent years has been engaged in the painting of animals in ink. Wu Zuoren is the first artist to use pandas as the theme of his paintings. wb019 Click here for more product information

Xu Beihong: Galloping Horse

Galloping Horse Xu Beihong, 1895 - 1953   ca. 200x65 cm, picture 67x54 cm wb020 Click here for more product information

Xu Beihong: Horse

Horse Xu Beihong: 1895 - 1953   smaller than no. 020: ca. 170x60 cm, picture 63x50 cm wb022 Click here for more product information

Xu Beihong: Horses

Horses Xu Beihong: 1895 - 1953   ca. 182x64 cm, picture 94x32 cm wb023 Click here for more product information

Qi Baishi: Crabs

Crabs Qi Baishi: 1863-1957 ca. 212 x 46 cm, picture 134 x 33 cm Qi Baishi is a world famous Chinese painter. He was awarded the International Peace Prize in 1955 and was the former chairman of the Chinese Painters Association. Qi Baishi was born in a poor peasant family. When he was young, he worked as a wood-carving craftsman. His diligence and creativeness made him a popular artist. His works are characterized by their vigour of form and spirit and their bright colours. His works have long been admired by people both at home and abroad. wb024 Click here for more product information

Xia Gui: Mountain Peaks in the Mist

Mountain Peaks in the Mist Xia Gui: 1180-1230. Southern Song Dynasty ca. 90x33 cm, picture (/) 24 cm This painting is renowned amongst the works of Song Dynasty painters. Zia Gui was well-known in the Southern Song Dynasty for his unique style of landscape painting (the original is in the Palace Museum, Beijing) wb025 Click here for more product information

Xu Beihong: Flying Eagle

Flying Eagle Xu Beihong: 1895 - 1953.   ca. 94 x 42 cm, picture 29 x 32 cm wb026 Click here for more product information

Ren Bonian: Zhongkui

Zhongkui Ren Bonian. 1840-1896.   ca. 185 x 52 cm, picture 93 x 39 cm wb027 Click here for more product information

Qi Baishi: Palm Tree and Chicks

Palm Tree and Chicks Qi Baishi: 1863 - 1957 ca. 170x47cm, picture 66x33cm Qi Baishi is a world famous Chinese painter. He was awarded the International Peace Prize in 1955 and was the former chairman of the Chinese Painters Association. Qi Baishi was born in a poor peasant family. When he was young, he worked as a wood-carving craftsman. His diligence and creativeness made him a popular artist. His works are characterized by their vigour of form and spirit and their bright colours. His works have long been admired by people both at home and abroad. wb028 Click here for more product information

Qi Baishi: Ink Lotus and Kingfisher

Ink Lotus and Kingfisher Qi Baishi: 1863-1957 ca. 216x54 cm / picture 111x40 cm Qi Baishi is a world famous Chinese painter. He was awarded the International Peace Prize in 1955 and was the former chairman of the Chinese Painters Association. Qi Baishi was born in a poor peasant family. When he was young, he worked as a wood-carving craftsman. His diligence and creativeness made him a popular artist. His works are characterized by their vigour of form and spirit and their bright colours. His works have long been admired by people both at home and abroad. wb029 Click here for more product information

Lin Ximing: Landscape

Landscpae Lin Ximing ca. 173x57 cm, picture 67x46 cm wb034op Click here for more product information

Qi Baishi: Shrimps. In Chinese Ink

Shrimps. In Chinese Ink Qi Baishi: 1863 - 1957 ca. 125x43 cm. picture 33x36 cm Qi Baishi is a world famous Chinese painter. He was awarded the International Peace Prize in 1955 and was the former chairman of the Chinese Painters Association. Qi Baishi was born in a poor peasant family. When he was young, he worked as a wood-carving craftsman. His diligence and creativeness made him a popular artist. His works are characterized by their vigour of form and spirit and their bright colours. His works have long been admired by people both at home and abroad. wb036 Click here for more product information

Qi Baishi: Shrimps

Shrimps Qi Baishi: 1863-1957. ca. 159x45 cm, picture 96x33 cm Qi Baishi is a world famous Chinese painter. He was awarded the International Peace Prize in 1955 and was the former chairman of the Chinese Painters Association. Qi Baishi was born in a poor peasant family. When he was young, he worked as a wood-carving craftsman. His diligence and creativeness made him a popular artist. His works are characterized by their vigour of form and spirit and their bright colours. His works have long been admired by people both at home and abroad. wb037 Click here for more product information

Xu Beihong: Horse in the Wind

Horse in the Wind Xu Beihong: 1895 - 1953   182x44 cm. picture 94x32 cm wb041 Click here for more product information

Liu Songnian: Reading by the Autumn Window (Subtitle "A Study by a Mountain Brook)

Reading by the Autumn Window (Subtitle "A Study by a Mountain Brook) Liu Songnian Born and died in or about the 12th Century, during the Southern Song Dynasty. ca. 108 x 36 cm, picture (/) 26 cm wb044 Click here for more product information

Wu Zuoren: Yaks

Yaks Wu Zuoren: 1908 - ? ca. 129x53 cm, picture 32x44 cm Wu Zuoren is a well-known contemporary painter and president of the Central Academy of Art. He excels in both Chinese and Western painting and in recent years has been engaged in the painting of animals in ink. Wu Zuoren is the first artist to use pandas as the theme of his paintings. wb048 Click here for more product information

Lin Liang: Ancient Tree and Myna

Ancient Tree and Myna Lin Liang: 1416 - 1480   ca. 193x42 cm, picture 117x27 cm wb050op Click here for more product information

Xu Beihong: Crane

Crane Xu Beihong: 1895 - 1953.   ca. 178 x 50 cm, picture 60 x 49 cm   the last copy we have in stock, it has light-brown stains on the silk framing. (like liver spots on an human skin) wb051 Click here for more product information

Pan Tianshou: Corn and Goldfish

Corn and Goldfish Pan Tianshou: 1898-1971   ca. 161x59 cm, picture 48 cm(/) wb052a Click here for more product information

Qi Baishi: Shrimps

Shrimps Qi Baishi: 1863 - 1957 ca. 140x36 cm, picture 43x27 cm Qi Baishi is a world famous Chinese painter. He was awarded the International Peace Prize in 1955 and was the former chairman of the Chinese Painters Association. Qi Baishi was born in a poor peasant family. When he was young, he worked as a wood-carving craftsman. His diligence and creativeness made him a popular artist. His works are characterized by their vigour of form and spirit and their bright colours. His works have long been admired by people both at home and abroad. wb055 Click here for more product information

Wu Zuoren: Two Giant Pandas

Two Giant Pandas Wu Zuoren: 1908 - ? ca. 128x54 cm, picture 43x32 cm Wu Zuoren is a well-known contemporary painter and president of the Central Academy of Art. He excels in both Chinese and Western painting and in recent years has been engaged in the painting of animals in ink. Wu Zuoren is the first artist to use pandas as the theme of his paintings. wb056 Click here for more product information

Li Keran: Waterbuffalo

Waterbuffalo Li Keran: 1907 - ?   ca. 126x42 cm, picture 50x35 cm wb058 Click here for more product information

Li Keran: Cowherd

Cowherd Li Keran: 1907 - ?   On rice paper with silk mounting, in 2 colours. Ca. 160x50 cm, picture 66x45 cm Li Keran is a famous contemporary painter and is currently (written in 1988) a professor with the Central Academy of Art wb060op Click here for more product information

Xu Beihong: Horse

Horse Xu Beihong: 1895 - 1953   ca. 89x38 cm, picture 25x29 cm wb061 Click here for more product information

Liu Danzhai: Xiangyun Taking a Nap

Xiangyun Taking a Nap Liu Danzhai, 1931- .......   ca. 126x42 cm, picture 46x33 cm wb065 Click here for more product information

Qi Baishi: Goldfish

Goldfish Qi Baishi: 1863 - 1957 ca. 107x36 cm, picture 42x27 cm Qi Baishi is a world famous Chinese painter. He was awarded the International Peace Prize in 1955 and was the former chairman of the Chinese Painters Association. Qi Baishi was born in a poor peasant family. When he was young, he worked as a wood-carving craftsman. His diligence and creativeness made him a popular artist. His works are characterized by their vigour of form and spirit and their bright colours. His works have long been admired by people both at home and abroad. wb066 Click here for more product information

Xu Beihong: Horse. In chinese ink

Horse. In chinese ink Xu Beihong, 1895 - 1953   reduced size (see no. 14) ca. 170x50 cm, picture 79x38 cm wb068 Click here for more product information

Zhou Changgou: Cutting Wheat

Cutting Wheat Zhou Changgou. Born in 1929.   Ca. 156 x 46 cm, picture 66 x 35 cm wb069 Click here for more product information

Lu Xun: Poetry