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Group of 21 Chinese 'Figural' Pith Paintings, Late Qing Dynasty (19th Century)
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Group of 21 Chinese 'Figural' Pith Paintings, Late Qing Dynasty (19th Century)

19th century
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Group of 21 Chinese 'figural' pith paintings, late Qing dynasty. great collection in great condition. A collection for Interior designers or Asian art collectors.

Gouache on pith paper, depicting various figures in different occasions and occupations, in nine frames (21 paintings)

largest: 13cm x 8.3cm

From a private Scottish collection, Dundee; the avid collector has been collecting Asian Art for over 50 years since 1975

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Buckingham Interiors has dated these Chinese Pith Paper Paintings to the 19th Century.

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Group of 21 Chinese 'figural' pith paintings, late Qing dynasty. great collection in great condition. A collection for Interior designers or Asian art collectors.
Gouache on pith paper, depicting various figures in different occasions and occupations, in nine frames (21 paintings).
Buckingham Interiors

largest: 13cm x 8.3cm

From a private Scottish collection, Dundee; the avid collector has been collecting Asian Art for over 50 years since 1975

Date of Manufacture

Buckingham Interiors has dated these Chinese Pith Paper Paintings to the 19th Century.

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SA1235064
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A set of twenty-one framed nineteenth-century Chinese pith paper paintings depicting various figures in traditional Qing dynasty costume, mounted in dark frames.
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Archive I A set of twenty-one framed nineteenth-century Chinese pith paper paintings depicting various figures in traditional Qing dynasty costume, mounted in dark frames.

Group of 21 Chinese 'Figural' Pith Paintings, Late Qing Dynasty (19th Century)

Archive II A set of twenty-one framed nineteenth-century Chinese pith paper paintings depicting various figures in traditional Qing dynasty costume, mounted in dark frames. View II
Archive III A set of twenty-one framed nineteenth-century Chinese pith paper paintings depicting various figures in traditional Qing dynasty costume, mounted in dark frames. View III
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A set of twenty-one framed nineteenth-century Chinese pith paper paintings depicting various figures in traditional Qing dynasty costume, mounted in dark frames.
Group of 21 Chinese 'figural' pith paintings, late Qing dynasty (19th Century)
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A set of twenty-one framed nineteenth-century Chinese pith paper paintings depicting various figures in traditional Qing dynasty costume, mounted in dark frames.
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  • ObjectPaintings
  • Period19th century
  • StyleQing Dynasty
  • MaterialPith paper, Gouache, Wood, Glass
  • ColourMulticolour
  • MotifsTraditional Qing costume, Figural illustrations, Gouache on pith, Framed mounts

Originating during the nineteenth-century Canton export trade, pith paintings were souvenir artworks created on cellular tissue from the Tetrapanax papyrifer plant, depicting Chinese life, costume, and customs for Western trade.

Artists used opaque gouache watercolours applied directly onto thin slices of plant pith, which absorbed pigment deeply to produce a textured, translucent effect.

Authentic pieces frequently exhibit fine micro-fractures due to the brittle botanical substrate, hand-applied vibrant gouache pigments, and traditional Qing dynasty subject matter.

Group framed pith paintings together in a gallery wall formation to bring historical depth and intricate detail to corridors, staircases, or above modern cabinetry.

Keep pith artwork away from direct sunlight and fluctuating humidity, ensuring items are mounted behind UV-protective glass using acid-free matting.
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