Huá Qià - China - 20th century

Artist: Signed 'Huá Qià' (華洽), artist from the export workshop.

Period: painted in the spring of 1980 (庚申 初春).

Origin: Shanghai, China (in old Shanghai).

Technique: Ink and watercolor on paper or silk, mounted on panel.

Certification: Trade mark on the reverse confirming: "HAND-PAINTING MADE IN CHINA".

Detailed Description
This is an exquisite set of three (3) vertical panels of traditional Chinese landscape painting, known as Shan Shui (Mountain and Water). The works are original, hand-painted using ink and watercolor techniques, rather than mere prints.

The complete set: The triptych depicts a continuous mountain landscape, with misty peaks, multi-level waterfalls, and pines. The expert use of ink wash (Mò) creates atmospheric depth, typical of the School of the South (Nanzonghua).

Details of the Signature: Each panel is signed and sealed in the upper right corner. The full inscription on one of the panels translates as: 'Principles of the Spring of the Gengshen year [1980], in old Shanghai.' Another panel bears the artistic signature 'Huá Qià' (華洽).

Export Art: These works are representative of workshop art produced in China in the late 20th century (1980s) for the Western export market. Their authenticity as original hand-painted works is confirmed by the seal on the back.

Status and Framing
Framing: They come presented in simple and traditional wooden frames, ready to hang. The frames have some small scratches.

State of the Property: Good overall condition consistent with its age (circa 1980).

This triptych is ideal for export Asian art collectors or for those seeking a decorative piece with a strong visual impact and verified authenticity.