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JDR-0210

Chinese Hand-Painted Cranes Painting on Silk.

€ 450,00

A charming Chinese hand-painted decorative painting depicting three red-crowned cranes in a tranquil landscape, beneath gracefully rendered pine branches.

The crane is an auspicious symbol in Chinese art, traditionally associated with longevity, good fortune and prosperity.

The painting is accompanied by its original workshop label, which identifies the subject as “3 Grues (1 dans l’eau)” and states “Peint à la main, Chine”. The label also records an atelier date of August 1988.

Presented in an elegant original black-painted frame with brass accents.. weer

A particularly attractive vintage example of late-20th-century Chinese decorative art.

China, 1988
Hand-painted
Silk
Original frame
With original workshop label

About this piece

Period
1760-1769
Material
brass
Dimensions
65 × 90 × 2 cm (25.6 × 35.4 × 0.8 in)
Condition
Good
Reference
JDR-0210
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