Chinese Hand-Painted Black Lacquer Four-Panel Screen
18th Century
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Description
Property from the Estate of Iris Cornelia Love
Qing Dynasty hand-carved and hand-painted tall folding screen.
- Consisting of four polychrome lacquer panels with hinges.
- Each hand-carved panel with a different landscape scene incorporating figures, a lake and pavilions.
- One with an elaborate compound in the foreground, and an ox at the edge of an octagonal grid of fields surrounding a small pavilion in the distance.
- Another with a seven-storied tower.
- All with small identifying plaques located either on a building or bridge.
- Hand-painted flora and fauna on the reverse.
Condition Report
Revive
FairGood
Very Good
Like New
Significant loss and craquelure to lacquer.
White film on surface from moisture.
Dimensions
Height: 77.25 inches / 196.22 cm
Width: 14.5 inches / 36.83 cm
Depth: 1 inches / 2.54 cm
Measurement is for each individual panel.
Overall Width with Hinges: 44.63 in. / 113.36 cm.
Materials
Lacquered Wood, Hardwood
Decorative Style
Asian Decorative Arts
Country of Origin
China
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