Chinese Painting by Wu Hufan(1894-1968)

Chinese Scroll Painting, Wu Hufan(1894-1968), Landscape190x80cm

Chinese fan painting, manner of Wu Hufan (1894-1968), Landscape, ink and color on paper, depicting blossoming spring in the countryside, with cyclical date xinmao tenth month, bearing signature and th

Att. Wu Hufan(1894-1968) Chinese painting on paper88 x 59cm吴湖帆款国画一幅吴湖帆，江苏苏州人&#652

吳湖帆 設色水彩 山水長卷 Chinese Watercolour on Xuan Paper Mountain River Painting Wu Hufan 1894-1968 Dimension: 4725 x 430(mm) 186.02

Wu HuFan (1894-1968) Chinese ink and color fan painting on paper. Hand painted in variegate tones and shades in silhouette fine brushstrokes and light color of waterside landscape. Signed and dated by

Ink and watercolor on paper, hanging scroll. Featuring a village in mountain landscape scene. Signed Wu Hufan (1894-1968, Chinese), inscribed with one artist seal. 92 x 39 cm. Deep crease top right an

Mountainous landscape; Chinese ink and watercolour on paper; hanging scroll; signed Wu Hufan (1894-1968), Chinese painter; inscribed with 2 artist seals; 97 cm x 49 cm

Ink on paper, horizontal scroll. Featuring bamboo. Signed Wu Hufan (1894-1968, Chinese), inscribed with 2 artist seals. Title signed Zhang Daqian (1899-1983, Chinese), insribed with 2 artist seals. On

Chinese Shoushan stone carved ink stone; of square form; carved with Kangxi Tongbao on cover; with Wu Hufan (1894-1968)'s mark on base; 6.5 cm x 6.5 cm x 3 cm, 269 grams

Pair of Chinese Hanging Calligraphy Scrolls, attributed to Wu Hufan (1894-1968), ink on paper, stamps. Each Size: 52.5'' x 12'', 133 x 30 cm (image); 68'' x 16'', 173 x 41 cm (overall).

A Chinese bamboo fan painting and calligraphy signed Wu Hufan (Chinese, 1894-1968) Painting with signature, inscription and one seal; calligraphy with signature and one seal. H: 9 1/2, W: 20 1/4 in. H

Chinese scroll painting, ink on paper, signed Wu Hu Fan (1968-); featuring calligraphy; with colophon and seal; L: 78 cm, W: 34 cm

Chinese Paper Calligraphy Scroll,Couplets, attributed to Wu, HuFan ( 1894-1968 ), Dimension: 54 by 13 inches. (It has some watermark.)

Pine tree and craggy rock; Chinese ink on paper; hanging scroll; signed Wu Hufan (1894-1968); inscribed with 2 artist seals; 87 cm x 59 cm_x000D_

A Chinese painting of horses. On silk. After Wu, Hufan (Chinese, 1894-1968). Depicts two horses one brown, one white drinking from a stream. Having willow tree on the right. Signature with seals l.r.

Size: Height 30 cm - Width 356 cm Materials: ink color and paper Time Period: Qing dynasty Manufactured by: Wu Hufan Origin: China Wu Hufan (Chinese, 1894–1968) was a leading traditional painte

Wu HuFan (Chinese, 1894-1968) set of eight sheets Chinese ink paintings on paper. Hand painted in grisaille of variegate waterside landscape. With some themed calligraphy inscriptions, signed by artis

Pan Jingshu (潘静淑; 1892-1939) and Wu Hufan (吴湖帆; 1894-1968) Framed Chinese traditional painting by Pan Jingshu, ink and color on paper laid to silk, signed and

171x78cm Wu Hufan, born in Suzhou, Jiangsu, was the grandson of Wu Dacheng (from the second day of the seventh lunar month in 1894 to August 11, 1968).Originally named Yiyan, with the courtesy name Qi

131x117cm Wu Hufan, born in Suzhou, Jiangsu, was the grandson of Wu Dacheng (from the second day of the seventh lunar month in 1894 to August 11, 1968).Originally named Yiyan, with the courtesy name Q

93x46cm Wu Hufan, born in Suzhou, Jiangsu, was the grandson of Wu Dacheng (from the second day of the seventh lunar month in 1894 to August 11, 1968).Originally named Yiyan, with the courtesy name Qia

176x92cm Wu Hufan, born in Suzhou, Jiangsu, was the grandson of Wu Dacheng (from the second day of the seventh lunar month in 1894 to August 11, 1968).Originally named Yiyan, with the courtesy name Qi

178x47cm Wu Hufan, born in Suzhou, Jiangsu, was the grandson of Wu Dacheng (from the second day of the seventh lunar month in 1894 to August 11, 1968).Originally named Yiyan, with the courtesy name Qi

127x33cm Wu Hufan, born in Suzhou, Jiangsu, was the grandson of Wu Dacheng (from the second day of the seventh lunar month in 1894 to August 11, 1968).Originally named Yiyan, with the courtesy name Qi