14" W Watercolor Paintings

This exquisite painting from the Qing Dynasty is titled Daylilies and Butterflies by the artist Yu Zhi. The daylily, also known as Xuan grass, symbolizes forgetfulness in Chinese culture. The flower's alternative name, worry-free, is a testament to its ability to evoke tranquility and peace of mind. Historically revered in China, the daylily is often referred to as the mother's flower. The famed Chinese poet Meng Jiao once wrote Daylilies bloom by the household steps, while a wandering child travels afar, a loving mother waits by the door, yet the daylilies blossom. Within the painting, the slender green leaves and vibrant blossoms of the daylilies attract two fluttering butterflies, serving as a metaphor for a wandering child returning to the warmth and joy of a mother's embrace.

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This antique engraving captures the architecture and energy of the city.

• Overall: 17'' H x 15'' W x 0.875'' D
• Overall Product Weight: 3.55lb.

"Plum Blossoms", this artwork beautifully captures the resilience of the plum blossom, a flower known for its remarkable ability to bloom in the cold. It stands as a beacon of hope and joy, heralding the promise of an impending spring. Drawing upon traditional Chinese painting techniques, the artist masterfully renders the blossoms with vivid realism. The painting portrays the blossoms stretching skyward, their delicate blooms showcased in sharp contrast. The cool hues in the backdrop emphasize the flower's fortitude against the winter chill.

Step into the world of peach blossoms and yellow sparrows a masterwork from the Qing dynasty by the gifted artist Yu Zhi. As if plucked from a dream of spring, radiant peach blossoms cascade from the right, petals, and leaves overlapping in a dance of youth and vigor. Amidst this floral panorama, a yellow-bellied sparrow is poised in tranquility, meticulously grooming its plumage. Nearby, its companion, beak agape, seems to serenade the blossoms. Yu Zhi's meticulous artistry beckons viewers to not only see but to feel and hear the painting - the soft rustling of the leaves, and the melodic tunes of the sparrows. It's an all-encompassing sensory journey, a visual symphony that resonates with both the eyes and the heart.

• Expertly cut double mats enhance depth and significantly make the artwork pop, elevating its visual impact.
• Crystal clear plexiglass (acrylic glass) front: Offers superior clarity, protection against dust, and is shatter resistant.

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• Overall: 18'' H x 14'' W x 0.625'' D
• Overall Product Weight: 3.5lb.

This insect artwork is beautifully created and ideal for any nature lovers' space.

• Overall: 16.5'' H x 14.5'' W x 1.125'' D
• Overall Product Weight: 3.33lb.

Add a touch of sophistication to your living space with these exclusive pieces from The Oliver Gal Signature collection. Each piece is giclee printed on high-quality watercolor paper, which is made to give the illusion that the artwork is floating inside the frame.

• Overall Depth - Front to Back: 1.5''

This masterpiece from the Qing Dynasty, titled Magnolia and Rosefinches is a masterpiece by the talented artist Yu Zhi. The painting invites viewers into a tranquil scene where a magnolia tree is in splendid full bloom, its lustrous white petals contrasting beautifully with the wine-red hue of the two rosefinches perched nearby. The still-unopened buds hint at the promise of more beauty to unfold. Yu Zhi's meticulous brushwork and tasteful palette not only make the painting visually delightful but also transport the viewer into the scene, enveloped in nature's gentle embrace.

• Expertly cut double mats enhance depth and significantly make the artwork pop, elevating its visual impact.
• Crystal clear plexiglass (acrylic glass) front: Offers superior clarity, protection against dust, and is shatter resistant.

This antique engraving captures the architecture and energy of the city.

• Overall: 17'' H x 15'' W x 0.875'' D
• Overall Product Weight: 3.55lb.

This is gorgeous in person. A must purchase.. Rachel. Provo, UT. 2022-02-21 18:17:44

• Artisan handcrafted wood molding. Imported from Europe.
• High-quality materials and craftsmanship.
• Exclusive product designs.

The Sui Chao Tu or Auspicious Painting is a thematic representation that gained popularity during China's Song Dynasty. Crafted using a lifelike approach, the painting brings forth a unique combination of winter flora, subtly hinting at the imminent arrival of spring and heightening the festive ambiance. Traditionally, at the onset of every New Year, court painters were expected to present these seasonal artworks to adorn the imperial chambers during the Spring Festival. Not just limited to court painters, talented royals and poetic scholars would often offer such paintings as tokens of good wishes for the emperor. Though the compositions of Sui Chao Tu are typically simple, they are laden with deep symbolic meanings. This particular rendition by the Qing Dynasties Ju Lian features the peony, symbolizing wealth and good fortune. The narcissus and lingzhi mushroom suggest longevity, while the blooming plum blossoms herald the coming of spring, representing the rejuvenation of life. The presence of the vase is a metaphor for peace. Ju Lian, renowned for his boneless painting style, employs the same in this artwork, resulting in an exquisite and refined masterpiece.

• Handcrafted Frame: Each frame is both durable and elegant, designed to perfectly accentuate the artwork.
• Double mats: Enhancing depth and significantly make the artwork pop, elevating its visual impact.
• Acrylic glass: Crystal clear, superior clarity and is shatter resistant.