Hanging Scroll. Attributed to Bi Shoumin (1684-1752)
Hanging Scroll. Attributed to Bi Shoumin (1684-1752)
'Geese Among Reeds'
Ink and light color on paper, depicting geese among reeds, inscribed with a poem and bearing several seals.
Image size: 31 x 58 in.
Scroll size: 38 1/2 x 88 in.
Condition: Mounted as a Japanese hanging scroll. The painting shows overall age related toning and scattered foxing. Minor creases, handling wear, and light surface soiling are present. The silk mounting exhibits wear and discoloration consistent with age. The scroll appears to have been remounted at a later date. No major tears or significant losses to painted image observed.
Condition
Detailed condition reports are not included in this catalog. For a detailed condition report or to request additional images, please email the gallery directly at auctions@finesf.com. Condition report requests received after 5pm the day before the sale are not guaranteed. Shipping is not included. Please bid accordingly, as all sales are final, no returns are accepted on basis of condition.
Hanging Scroll. Attributed to Bi Shoumin (1684-1752)
'Geese Among Reeds'
Ink and light color on paper, depicting geese among reeds, inscribed with a poem and bearing several seals.
Image size: 31 x 58 in.
Scroll size: 38 1/2 x 88 in.
Condition: Mounted as a Japanese hanging scroll. The painting shows overall age related toning and scattered foxing. Minor creases, handling wear, and light surface soiling are present. The silk mounting exhibits wear and discoloration consistent with age. The scroll appears to have been remounted at a later date. No major tears or significant losses to painted image observed.
Condition
Detailed condition reports are not included in this catalog. For a detailed condition report or to request additional images, please email the gallery directly at auctions@finesf.com. Condition report requests received after 5pm the day before the sale are not guaranteed. Shipping is not included. Please bid accordingly, as all sales are final, no returns are accepted on basis of condition.
