Chinese Painting Li Changzhi 1870-1939 Ink Pigment on Silk Manner Zhang Xiangguo

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Inventory Code: INV4591

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Chinese Painting Li Changzhi 1870-1939 Ink Pigment on Silk in the manner of Zhang Xiangguo

ITEM DETAILS

Inventory Code: INV4591

Object: Hanging Scroll Painting

Material: Ink and pigment on silk

Origin: China

Period: Republic Period

Date: Early 20th century

Decoration: Red bird perched among tree branches, leaves, and flowering chrysanthemums

Mark: Signed Li Changzhi with red seals

MEASUREMENTS

Height: 53.1 in / 135.0 cm

Width: 12.6 in / 32.0 cm

CONDITION

FAIR (3/5) – Noticeable age wear, staining, creasing, tears and losses to the mounting paper, worn hanging cord, and general discoloration from age. Painting remains displayable with expected age-related wear. Please review the photos carefully for more details.

DESCRIPTION

Chinese hanging scroll painting executed in ink and pigments on silk.

The composition depicts a vivid red bird perched within an elegant arrangement of tree branches, foliage, and flowering chrysanthemums.

The work bears a calligraphic inscription and two red artist seals.

Mounted as a traditional hanging scroll with wooden roller ends and suspension cord.

Attributed to Li Changzhi (1870-1939) and painted in the manner of Zhang Xiangguo.

COLLECTOR’S NOTE

Li Changzhi, also known as Li Hesheng, was active during the late Qing and Republic periods and is associated with traditional Chinese bird-and-flower painting. Works in the manner of Zhang Xiangguo reflect the refined academic style favored by court and professional painters of the period.

NOTES

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