Antique Chinese Paintings
Two paintings made on silk with chinese lettering and seal in the bottom corners.
2 feet by 6 feet
Inherited from Edward and Lucille Pflaumer who purchased them in China during their time as missionaries and brought them to the U.S. in 1948.
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A pair of (2) Silk Chinese Paintings, depicting flowers from most likely early to mid 20th century. Signed although artist not recognized. Chinese paintings on silk depicting flowers are a prominent and cherished form of art in traditional Chinese culture. These exquisite artworks combine the beauty of floral motifs with the delicate medium of silk, resulting in a captivating visual experience.
Flowers hold deep symbolism in Chinese culture, often representing various virtues, emotions, and auspicious meanings. For example, the peony is associated with wealth and prosperity, the lotus symbolizes purity and enlightenment, while the plum blossom represents resilience and endurance.
Good condition
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