Chinese Silk Landscape Hanging Scroll Pair After Tang Yin Calligraphy Asian Art

Description

View Chinese Silk Landscape Hanging Scroll Pair After Tang Yin Calligraphy Asian Art with current marketplace pricing, condition, product images and item details. The scrolls feature Chinese calligraphy and red seal marks. Exact age, maker and production technique are unknown. **Striking pair of Chinese silk textile hanging scrolls featuring complementary mountain landscapes with pines, waterfalls, traditional architecture and figures. Beautifully detailed scenes are mounted with patterned brocade-style borders and traditional hanging rods. The scrolls feature Chinese calligraphy and red seal marks. One inscription incorporates Tang Yin’s (1470–1524) poem “Gaoshan Qishu Tu” (Lofty Mountains and Unusual Trees) and bears the Tang Yin name/seal attribution. These are being offered as decorative works after/in the tradition of Tang Yin; no claim is made that they are original works by the Ming Dynasty artist. Exact age, maker and production technique are unknown. Sold as a coordinating pair. Pre-owned estate condition with creasing/wrinkling and age/use wear. Hanging cords show fraying/wear. Please examine photos closely for construction, inscriptions, seals and condition. A beautiful statement pair for Asian, Chinoiserie or traditional décor.** Condition: Excellent as seen in photographs.. Category: Antiques › Asian Antiques › China › Robes & Textiles.

Primary Material

Silk & Fabric

Color

Multi-Color

Original/Reproduction

Unknown

Region of Origin

China

Age

Unknown

Country of Origin

China

Maker

After Tang Yin / Unknown Maker