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A large Qing ancestor painting on canvas, 19th. C. Catalogue: Antiques: Regional Art: Asian: Chinese: Paintings: Pre 1900   item# 1193428 (stock# 2013/C/165)  click for details Mikael Jaspers +31-512-461818 975 euro  Ancestor painting with 5 generations. Some wear and stains especially at the lower and upper end. Nice colourful painting in a fair overal condition. Canvas, unmounted. Shanxi province, late 19th century, LxW: 250x158cm. Because of the wide rims this canvas is suited very well to be mounted on a frame. This will reduce the size to aprox. 200x140cm and will hide most of the stained areas. Reduced in price from 1.400 euro to 975 euro. Ancestor painting on canvas in Ming style, 19th. C. Catalogue: Antiques: Regional Art: Asian: Chinese: Paintings: Pre 1900   item# 1188846 (stock# 2013/B/158)  click for details Mikael Jaspers +31-512-461818 1.125 euro   Monumental and colourfull ancestor painting showing 3 generations in Ming style outfit. The broad rims on all sides make this canvas very suited to be mounted on a frame thus reducing the size without hurting the original condition. Canvas, unmounted. Shanxi province, 2nd half 19th century. LxW (after mounting on a frame) aprox.200x155cm. Condition: repairs at the backside, wear and some small holes, in general fair. The folds can be removed when gently ironed at the back. Once mounted it will ...click for details Portrait of a man and his two wives, 19th C. Catalogue: Antiques: Regional Art: Asian: Chinese: Paintings: Pre 1900   item# 1176219 (stock# 2012/L/150)  click for details Mikael Jaspers +31-512-461818 675 euro including shipping  Portrait in Ming style of a man and his two wives. Painting on paper, remounted on a scroll. Mid 19th century. The hat of the man seems to have been recolored as the black is here more intense than elsewhere in the painting. Further in fair condition with a few damaged spots. Dim.: WxH 216x103,5 cm (scroll) / 117x89 cm (painting). Original price 1.350 euro now 675 euro. A canvas ancestor painting- Shanxi 19th C. Catalogue: Antiques: Regional Art: Asian: Chinese: Paintings: Pre 1920   item# 1175984 (stock# 2012/K/148)  click for details Mikael Jaspers +31-512-461818 1.650 euro  A large size ancestor portrait. Painting on canvas. Shanxi province, second half 19th century. The relatively bright colors and the full background with curtains are typical for the period. Portrayed are six generations, three of them dressed in Ming style clothes and three in Qing style. The eldest ancestor on top must have been an important person judging his hat and rank badge. The moment rendered in this portrait lays roughly around 1750 if we count three generations from the start of the Qi ...click for details A canvas ancestor painting- Shanxi 19th C. Catalogue: Antiques: Regional Art: Asian: Chinese: Paintings: Pre 1900   item# 1172982 (stock# 2012/K/147)  click for details Mikael Jaspers +31-512-461818 650 euro  An ancestor painting on canvas, Shanxi province, 19th century. The canvas consists of three vertical strips that are joined. In general the canvas is in a good condition. There are however some spots in the upper part that show damage and repaired holes as can be seen in the pictures. Judging the colours of the figures, they have been refreshed recently. This is seen often and should in many cases -where the touch ups are older- be regarded as a refreshing for ritual use. Dim.: WxH 130x220cm. ...click for details A canvas ancestor painting- Shanxi 19th C. Catalogue: Antiques: Regional Art: Asian: Chinese: Paintings: Pre 1900   item# 1172131 (stock# 2012/K/145)  click for details Mikael Jaspers +31-512-461818 475 euro  A canvas ancestor painting from Shanxi province, 19th C. The canvas consists of three vertical strips that are joined. Depicted are three generations two of which -the older ones at the top- are dressed in Ming style clothes. The youngest generation at the lower end shows more recent touch ups to the clothes as well as to the chairs and the tile floor. These are not to be regarded as restorations but as maintenance. This is a common phenomenon whitin this type of paintings. Also there is more ca ...click for details Portrait of a woman on paper, late Qing Catalogue: Antiques: Regional Art: Asian: Chinese: Paintings: Pre 1920   item# 1170046 (stock# 2012/J/143)  click for details Mikael Jaspers +31-512-461818 475 euro  Portrait of a woman. Painting on paper, late 19th century, paneled and remounted on a scroll. Although not visible on the pictures, both scroll ends are there. The region is unknown. This painting has been treated roughly judging the many folds in the new mounting. The painting itself also sustained some folds but to a lesser degree. Along the right side from the top down there is an old tear that is visible as a repainted line in the red of the chair-cover where the tear stops. At breast-hight ...click for details Portrait of a couple with servants, Shanxi, early 19th Catalogue: Antiques: Regional Art: Asian: Chinese: Paintings: Pre 1900   item# 1169232 (stock# 2012/J/141)  click for details Mikael Jaspers +31-512-461818 875 euro  Portrait of a couple with two attendents in the background. The canvas used has been composed from four separate pieces which doesn't exactly give the impression that we are dealing here with a wealthy family. The canvas itself is not in a very good condition. There are some small holes and there's a crack running horizontaly through the face of the lady. There are stains and it is darkened by smoke. Despite all this it's a nice portrait. Canvas, paneled and remounted on a scroll. ...click for details Portrait of a woman on canvas- Shanxi, ca. 1900. Catalogue: Antiques: Regional Art: Asian: Chinese: Paintings: Pre 1920   item# 1168867 (stock# 2012/J/139)  click for details Mikael Jaspers +31-512-461818 675 euro  Portrait of a woman. The colours used and bold details in the background are an indication that this is a rather late example within the tradition of ancestor paintings; it was probabely painted around 1900. Canvas, paneled and remounted on a scroll. The face is painted on paper that has been glued onto the canvas. These so called "paper-pastes" were a common technique especially so in Shanxi province. The face, being the essence of the portrait, has been executed with much more attent ...click for details A canvas ancestor painting- Shanxi 19th C. Catalogue: Antiques: Regional Art: Asian: Chinese: Paintings: Pre 1900   item# 1168523 (stock# 2012/J/136)  click for details Mikael Jaspers +31-512-461818 550 euro including shipping  A 19th century ancestor painting from Shanxi province, painted on canvas. It is unmounted so the buyer will have to put rods at the lower and upper end him or herself. Dim.: WxH 125x205cm. Condition: the canvas consists of three vertical strips put together with additional short pieces added at the top. This piecing together is seen often, probably as a way to save costs. Please study the pictures carefully as there are conditional problems. There is loss of material along almost the whole leng ...click for details Portrait on silk of a man in Ming style- 19th century. Catalogue: Antiques: Regional Art: Asian: Chinese: Paintings: Pre 1900   item# 1100010 (stock# 2011/I/47)  click for details Mikael Jaspers +31-512-461818 SOLD  Portrait of a man in Ming style clothes. Shanxi province, 19th century. Painted on silk which is uncommon for Shanxi where the majority of portraits were painted on coarse linen. The face is rendered in astonishing detail. This was the essence of xiezhenhua or the art of portraying. It should look like the person portrayed but also show his character and ethics. Although the painting is Ming in many aspects - the detailed face, the empty background and even the pattern of the textile coverin ...click for details Portrait of a dignitary in a yellow robe. Catalogue: Antiques: Regional Art: Asian: Chinese: Paintings: Pre 1900   item# 1087702 (stock# 2011/F/15)  click for details Mikael Jaspers +31-512-461818 2.200 euro   Painting of a dignitary in an imperial yellow robe flanked by two servants holding tea and a lantern. The background is formed by an altar table with spirit tablets, a screen decorated with landscapes and figures and a draped curtain. The use of the color yellow in clothing was the exclusive right of the emperor and his family and could further only be used with his permission. The kind of yellow robes as in this portrait were often a gift of the emperor to a man of merits as is the case ...click for details pages:  1