Medium sized folding screen - presently in two parts - semi precious stones - floral motif - dark brown background - green painted trim - shattered silk on reverse sides - attachment...

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Mid-20th Century Asian Chinoiserie Paintings and Screens

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Stone

Blue Subtle Chinese Wall Screen, Embroidered Silk, Ca. 1920

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H 63 in W 82.68 in D 8.67 in

Blue Subtle Chinese Wall Screen, Embroidered Silk, Ca. 1920

Located in Bavaria, Munich, DE

Blue subtle Chinese wall screen, embroidered silk, ca. 1920. 4 elements, foldable. Shipping to N.Y.C Seaport or Los Angeles Seaport $ 595.-

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Gold Leaf

Venerable Six Fold Korean Screen Exciting Mongol Tiger Hunt-early 1900s

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H 42 in W 88 in D 1 in

Venerable Six Fold Korean Screen Exciting Mongol Tiger Hunt-early 1900s

Located in West Palm Beach, FL

Exquisite Korean early 1900s 6 Fold Screen- Ink and Color on Paper with Venerable exciting Mongol Tiger Hunt Scene. Dynamic scenery with Mongol Horsemen with a variety of weapons dra...

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Early 20th Century Korean Meiji Paintings and Screens

"Kakemono" Japanese Hanging Wall Scroll

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"Kakemono" Japanese Hanging Wall Scroll

Located in Montreal, Quebec

A Japanese hanging wall scroll. Representing two tiny silhouettes canyoning the stream in a gorge on a raft. Watercolor and ink hand-painted on rice paper silk mount. Signed and s...

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Antique 19th Century Japanese Paintings and Screens

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Ink, Watercolor

Yang MianCMYK - Yuan Dynasty, Fang Congyi, Sailing in Wuyi, 2013

Unavailable

H 63 in W 23.5 in

CMYK - Yuan Dynasty, Fang Congyi, Sailing in Wuyi

By Yang Mian

Located in New York, NY

No matter the size, medium or condition of the originals, Yang Mian expertly equalizes the various media into acrylic on canvas. Instead of wall fresco, or ink and mineral pigments ...

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21st Century and Contemporary Contemporary Landscape Paintings

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Acrylic

Yang MianCMYK - Ming Dynasty, Bodhisattva in Baoguo Temple in Pingwu, 2016

Unavailable

H 39.25 in W 31.5 in

CMYK - Ming Dynasty, Bodhisattva in Baoguo Temple in Pingwu

By Yang Mian

Located in New York, NY

No matter the size, medium or condition of the originals, Yang Mian expertly equalizes the various media into acrylic on canvas. Instead of wall fresco, or ink and mineral pigments ...

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21st Century and Contemporary Uzbek Suzani Textiles

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Materials

Lacquer, Wood

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