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Interesting Chinese painting on sturdy Canton rice paper, depicting scenes of battles that could have been seen in the streets of China during the Qing Dynasty. The painting incorporates techniques brought from the West to Canton in the 19th century. Age: 1644 to 1900
Tear at the level of the horse's tail.

 intéressante  peinture chinoises  dur papier de riz de Canton représentant  scène de combats  qui auraient pu être vues dans les rues de Chine sous la dynastie Qing.  La peinture contient des techniques apportées de l’Ouest à Canton au XIXe siècle. Âge : 1644 a 1900
dechirure au niveau de la queu du cheval 



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scene combat - chine - China - Qing Dynasty (1644-1911)

Needs restoration - 19 cm

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A 19th‑century Chinese naïve‑style mixed‑media painting from the Qing Dynasty (1644–1911), titled “scene combat”, depicting a historical scene on Canton rice paper, unsigned, with a tear at the horse’s tail and requiring restoration, measuring 19 by 28 cm.

scene combat - chine - China - Qing Dynasty (1644-1911)

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A 19th‑century Chinese naïve‑style mixed‑media painting from the Qing Dynasty (1644–1911), titled “scene combat”, depicting a historical scene on Canton rice paper, unsigned, with a tear at the horse’s tail and requiring restoration, measuring 19 by 28 cm.

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