Hello, this item is a large contemporary Chinese landscape painting in ink and light color on paper, measuring approximately 60 x 36 inches. It depicts a panoramic mountain scene likely inspired by either the Li River (Li Jiang) region in Guangxi or the Three Gorges area on the Yangtze River, both iconic subjects in Chinese shanshui (山水) or “mountain-water” painting. The work is framed under glass, with legible calligraphy and red seal marks at the upper corners, though the artist’s name remains unidentified. The visual style leans toward modern reinterpretations of classical Song and Yuan landscape idioms, with expressive brushstrokes and mist-filled spatial layering.

Given the format, scale, and materials, this painting is most likely a modern studio work made for decorative or export purposes rather than a signed piece by a renowned contemporary Chinese painter. While elegant and atmospheric, unsigned large-format ink paintings without clear artist attribution or exhibition history tend to hold modest market value unless tied to a known school or master. Based on composition, execution, and framing, this piece would be valued in the range of $200 to $500 USD.