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Chinese Giltwood High-Relief and Openwork Carved Panel – Mu Guiying and Yang Zongbao – Qing Dynasty An impressive antique Chinese giltwood carved panel, attributed to the Qing Dynasty, featuring elaborate high-relief and openwork carving depicting a famous scene from the legendary Yang Family Generals (Yang Jia Jiang). The composition portrays the celebrated female warrior Mu Guiying and her husband Yang Zongbao riding together on horseback as they set out on a military expedition. The two principal figures are accompanied by soldiers carrying military banners. Of particular interest are the Chinese characters displayed on the banners: "杨" (Yang) on the left and "穆" (Mu) on the right. These inscriptions provide strong evidence for identifying the scene as Mu Guiying and Yang Zongbao leading their troops on a military campaign. The richly detailed composition includes a fortified gateway, military banners, trees, rocky landscapes and intricately carved horses. The panel demonstrates traditional Chinese woodcarving craftsmanship, combining deeply carved high-relief figures with pierced openwork elements. The three-dimensional treatment of the warriors, horses and architectural details creates an impressive sense of depth, movement and visual drama. The gilded decoration is particularly attractive, highlighting the elaborate carving and enhancing the richness of the composition. Mu Guiying is one of the most celebrated female warriors in Chinese traditional literature and opera. Together with her husband Yang Zongbao, she is an important figure in the legendary stories of the Yang Family Generals, which are set during the Song Dynasty. This decorative panel is an interesting example of traditional Chinese narrative woodcarving, combining historical legend, artistic craftsmanship and auspicious cultural symbolism. Origin: China Period: Qing Dynasty (1644–1912), attributed Material: Wood Technique: High-relief and openwork wood carving with gilded and lacquered decoration Subject: Mu Guiying and Yang Zongbao setting out on a military expedition Dimensions: - Width: 57 cm - Height: 23 cm - Thickness: 3.5 cm - Weight: 1,400 g Condition: The gilded decoration is generally very well preserved, showing normal wear consistent with age and use. There are some age-related cracks in the wood, together with minor areas of damage and breakage. Despite these imperfections, the overall decorative appearance remains attractive, and the principal carved figures and narrative composition are clearly visible. Please examine all photographs carefully for full details of the condition, as they form an important part of the description. International Buyers: Import duties, taxes and customs charges may apply depending on the destination country. These charges are the buyer's responsibility. The panel will be carefully packed for international shipping.

Nr. 108226876

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Antik Fenster - 1750–1800 - Geschnitztes Holzpaneel

Antik Fenster - 1750–1800 - Geschnitztes Holzpaneel


Chinese Giltwood High-Relief and Openwork Carved Panel – Mu Guiying and Yang Zongbao – Qing Dynasty

An impressive antique Chinese giltwood carved panel, attributed to the Qing Dynasty, featuring elaborate high-relief and openwork carving depicting a famous scene from the legendary Yang Family Generals (Yang Jia Jiang).

The composition portrays the celebrated female warrior Mu Guiying and her husband Yang Zongbao riding together on horseback as they set out on a military expedition.

The two principal figures are accompanied by soldiers carrying military banners. Of particular interest are the Chinese characters displayed on the banners: "杨" (Yang) on the left and "穆" (Mu) on the right. These inscriptions provide strong evidence for identifying the scene as Mu Guiying and Yang Zongbao leading their troops on a military campaign.

The richly detailed composition includes a fortified gateway, military banners, trees, rocky landscapes and intricately carved horses.

The panel demonstrates traditional Chinese woodcarving craftsmanship, combining deeply carved high-relief figures with pierced openwork elements. The three-dimensional treatment of the warriors, horses and architectural details creates an impressive sense of depth, movement and visual drama.

The gilded decoration is particularly attractive, highlighting the elaborate carving and enhancing the richness of the composition.

Mu Guiying is one of the most celebrated female warriors in Chinese traditional literature and opera. Together with her husband Yang Zongbao, she is an important figure in the legendary stories of the Yang Family Generals, which are set during the Song Dynasty.

This decorative panel is an interesting example of traditional Chinese narrative woodcarving, combining historical legend, artistic craftsmanship and auspicious cultural symbolism.

Origin: China
Period: Qing Dynasty (1644–1912), attributed
Material: Wood
Technique: High-relief and openwork wood carving with gilded and lacquered decoration
Subject: Mu Guiying and Yang Zongbao setting out on a military expedition

Dimensions:
- Width: 57 cm
- Height: 23 cm
- Thickness: 3.5 cm
- Weight: 1,400 g

Condition:

The gilded decoration is generally very well preserved, showing normal wear consistent with age and use.

There are some age-related cracks in the wood, together with minor areas of damage and breakage.

Despite these imperfections, the overall decorative appearance remains attractive, and the principal carved figures and narrative composition are clearly visible.

Please examine all photographs carefully for full details of the condition, as they form an important part of the description.

International Buyers:

Import duties, taxes and customs charges may apply depending on the destination country. These charges are the buyer's responsibility.

The panel will be carefully packed for international shipping.

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Boda Shen
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Schätzung  € 180 - € 220

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