Mid 20th C. Chinese Scroll after Xu Beihong w/ Horse

East Asia, Chinese, after Xu Beihong (Chinese, 1895-1953), ca. mid 20th century. A stunning sumi-e ink on handmade paper scroll painting depicting a galloping horse, a subject made famous by artist Xu Beihong. To the right is a calligraphic poetic inscription with a red chop below. This painting is mounted on a silk fabric woven with a floral pattern of blue and gold hues with additional fabric at each end presenting the same pattern in a tone on tone pale seafoam green hue, and the scroll is also furnished with lovely blue and white porcelain knobs. A wonderful traditional Chinese painting, presenting fine brushwork and mounted on a scroll to be hung. Size: painting itself measures 38" L x 20" W (96.5 cm x 50.8 cm); 65" L x 23.5" W (165.1 cm x 59.7 cm) including scroll fabrics; 65" L x 26.5" W (165.1 cm x 67.3 cm) including knobs

Please note: The tag attached to the box states that this piece is hand-painted and from Guilin, a picturesque locale that has inspired traditional Chinese landscape paintings for centuries.

Provenance: private Vero Beach, Florida, USA collection, acquired in England in the 1970s

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#152479
Condition Report: Painting and scroll are in excellent condition. Some chips to end of one porcelain knob. Comes in a box that has a few tears and was taped at one end.