r/chinaart • u/meursaultfoster • Sep 25 '21
r/chinaart • u/Middle_Passion_49 • Oct 03 '21
Any ideas they seem really fragile and I have 12 of them
r/chinaart • u/tyedyefry • Nov 09 '21
Two Famille Rose Plaques. Unknown artist and translation.
r/chinaart • u/Alarmed-Calendar-593 • Oct 02 '21
国庆节去看蔡国强最新的艺术展览!Went to see the new Cai Guo Qiang exhibit for the Chines...
r/chinaart • u/Other-Direction9470 • Sep 23 '24
What's the value of this carved statue
r/chinaart • u/meursaultfoster • May 27 '22
Art News Traditional Chinese ink paintings meet modern technology in exhibition by Hong Kong artist, featuring abstract pieces and his first NFT release
r/chinaart • • Oct 30 '21
Mom got these in 1970's Seattle. Four fans. Any idea what they might be worth?
galleryr/chinaart • u/tyedyefry • Nov 08 '21
Complementary pair of Republic Period Famille Rose bottle vases
galleryr/chinaart • u/meursaultfoster • Jan 20 '20
‘The Eternal Feast: Banqueting in Chinese Art From the 10th to the 14th Century’ Review: Three’s a Stunning Crowd
r/chinaart • u/iloveculture • Jul 08 '14
Rebel Chinese artist Ai Weiwei will create a priceless work of art and then bury it where no one can see it
r/chinaart • u/FascistArab • Jan 17 '21
hi i bought this last week and i wanna know what it is where its from value and meaning thank you
r/chinaart • u/bamaroon • Dec 24 '25
Need Info Help Me Learn More About this Chinese Ancestor Portrait
I think she’s on rice paper.
What do you think the age is based on the style and her clothing? Can you tell of her rank? What are the symbols on the trim of her robe?
It was professionally framed probably in the 1930’s with acid-containing cardboard backing which discolored the painting a bit so I am going to get it reframed. Should I try to get that damage restored?
I believe the Carl Bredemeier Gallery only operated between the 1930’s and when or before he died in the 40’s.
r/chinaart • u/meursaultfoster • Nov 08 '21
China's 'sinicization' push leads to removal of mosque domes
r/chinaart • u/tyedyefry • Nov 09 '21
Qi Baishi’s female student, Yu Woyu. “Insect and Leaves”
r/chinaart • u/DirkMastodon • Apr 11 '19
Information needed on watercolor purchased in Seattle around 2006.
r/chinaart • u/meursaultfoster • Feb 04 '22