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Late 1800'S Chinese Qing Dynasty Painting

19th century
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Late 1800's Chinese Qing Dynasty Painting on Pith Paper depicting a River Scene with a figure in a boat gathering water.

The painting is of good quality with the colours still in full vibrancy. It is framed in a black slim frame with a fabric textile mount or border.

The frame measures ca 24 cm x 36 cm.

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Henley Street Antiques has dated this Qing Dynasty Watercolour Painting to the 19th Century.

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Description
Late 1800's Chinese Qing Dynasty Painting on Pith Paper depicting a River Scene with a figure in a boat gathering water.

The painting is of good quality with the colours still in full vibrancy. It is framed in a black slim frame with a fabric textile mount or border.

The frame measures ca 24 cm x 36 cm.

The price includes free delivery to all UK, European Union, USA and Canada locations.

For all other destinations please ask for a quote.

Date of Manufacture

Henley Street Antiques has dated this Qing Dynasty Watercolour Painting to the 19th Century.

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SA1064160
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SKU 814
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Framed late nineteenth-century Chinese watercolour painting depicting figures on a riverbank and in a small boat against a landscape backdrop.
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Qing dynasty export paintings were created by Chinese artists predominantly for Western traders and tourists during the eighteenth and nineteenth centuries. They usually depict scenes of daily life, trade, botanical subjects, or regional landscapes, combining Chinese artistic techniques with Western perspective and shading conventions.

These artworks were typically executed using mineral pigments, ink, and gouache watercolours. Supports included fine pith paper, silk, or handmade mulberry paper, often framed with decorative patterned borders.

Authenticity is indicated by historical paper types, natural age-related toning, subtle craquelure or foxing, and traditional pigment qualities. Construction details such as hand-cut mounts, original wooden frames, and hand-applied ink strokes also distinguish genuine period pieces.

Chinese export art works well as a focal accent above consoles or sideboards in traditional, eclectic, or Chinoiserie-inspired spaces. Pairing these pieces with dark wood furniture, brass accents, or contemporary neutral walls creates visual contrast.

Keep the painting away from direct sunlight, high humidity, and extreme temperature fluctuations to prevent fading and foxing. Frame the artwork using UV-protective glass and acid-free archival mounting materials to ensure long-term preservation.
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