Night scene Peking een originele litho - Elizabeth Keith - Japan (No reserve price)

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Original Elizabeth Keith lithograph from 1922 titled Night Scene, Peking, an authentic early twentieth‑century print in 24.5 × 36.5 cm, signed in the plate.

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Original lithograph Elizabeth Keith (1922) – Night Scene, Peking (Beijing)
A beautiful and atmospheric original antique lithograph by the world-renowned British-Scottish artist Elizabeth Keith (1887–1956), entitled "Night Scene, Peking" from 1922.
Elizabeth Keith gained international fame with her unique and detailed prints of Asian life in the early 20th century. Her work is held in major museum collections worldwide, including the British Museum. Elizabeth Keith (signed in the plate lower left).
Night Scene, Peking (Beijing, China).
1922 (dated under the monogram). Original stone impression / lithograph from the early twentieth century (high-quality early print, at the time issued, among others, by lithographer L. van Leer & Co). This is not a modern digital reproduction or poster, but an authentic antique collectible object.
Featuring the characteristic red "EK" monogram and the year 1922 in the printing plate (lower right corner of the image).
A atmospheric evening scene on a market street in historic Beijing. Beautiful deep color usage with the warm glow of lanterns and illuminated shop windows that stand out against the evening sky. In very neat, authentic condition with lovely preserved blue- and green-tones.
A unique item for lovers of Asian art, antique prints and early 20th-century graphic art.
Dimensions of the print: 24.5 cm wide by 36.5 cm high.
Background brown cardboard 45 cm high and 40 cm wide.

Original lithograph Elizabeth Keith (1922) – Night Scene, Peking (Beijing)
A beautiful and atmospheric original antique lithograph by the world-renowned British-Scottish artist Elizabeth Keith (1887–1956), entitled "Night Scene, Peking" from 1922.
Elizabeth Keith gained international fame with her unique and detailed prints of Asian life in the early 20th century. Her work is held in major museum collections worldwide, including the British Museum. Elizabeth Keith (signed in the plate lower left).
Night Scene, Peking (Beijing, China).
1922 (dated under the monogram). Original stone impression / lithograph from the early twentieth century (high-quality early print, at the time issued, among others, by lithographer L. van Leer & Co). This is not a modern digital reproduction or poster, but an authentic antique collectible object.
Featuring the characteristic red "EK" monogram and the year 1922 in the printing plate (lower right corner of the image).
A atmospheric evening scene on a market street in historic Beijing. Beautiful deep color usage with the warm glow of lanterns and illuminated shop windows that stand out against the evening sky. In very neat, authentic condition with lovely preserved blue- and green-tones.
A unique item for lovers of Asian art, antique prints and early 20th-century graphic art.
Dimensions of the print: 24.5 cm wide by 36.5 cm high.
Background brown cardboard 45 cm high and 40 cm wide.

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Edition
Original
Artist
Elizabeth Keith
Title of artwork
Night scene Peking een originele litho
Technique
Lithograph
Signature
Plate signed
Country of origin
Japan
Year
1922
Condition
Good condition
Height
36.5 cm
Width
24.5 cm
Weight
200 g
Depiction/theme
Historical scene
Style
Abstract
Sold with frame
No
Period
1920-1930
The NetherlandsVerified
241
Objects sold
95.92%
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