Lot #38: Traditional Chinese landscape painting

Traditional Chinese landscape painting, often referred to as Shan shui (mountain-water painting), mounted as a vertical hanging scroll. It depicts mountains shrouded in mist and clouds, featuring waterfalls and pine trees, a common theme in East Asian art. Style and Medium: The artwork uses traditional ink and watercolor techniques, likely on paper and then mounted on silk or brocade fabric borders, a traditional method for Chinese paintings. Signature and Seals: The upper right features a column of Chinese calligraphy, which typically includes the artist's signature, date, and a poem or inscription. It also has one or more red artist's seals (called chops or insho), which serve as a signature or a leisure seal with a personalized phrase. Framing: The painting itself is a flexible scroll mounted within a black "bamboo style" frame, which is a decorative choice by the owner, as traditional scrolls are often designed to be rolled up and stored, or hung without glass. Pickup category timeslot {A}