Hello, this item is a pair of contemporary Chinese folk art paintings, most likely Chinese peasant or rural “farm art” works, purchased directly from farmer artists in Beijing around 2000 and later framed by the owners. The compositions show stylized scenes of rural domestic and agricultural life, with flattened perspective, strong outlines, bright color blocks, and decorative patterned forms. This style relates to modern Chinese folk painting traditions, including rural artist communities that became popular with travelers and collectors in the late 20th century. The works appear to be original decorative paintings or mixed media works on paper, rather than prints, although this cannot be confirmed fully from the framed photographs alone.

The two paintings are presented in matching decorative frames with mats, each measuring approximately 32 x 32 inches overall. Condition appears good from the photographs, with no major visible tears, staining, or fading, though the glass glare and lack of close-up images limit condition review. The market for unsigned or unidentified contemporary Chinese folk paintings is mainly decorative, and value depends on subject, size, condition, quality of framing, and whether the artist or village workshop can be documented. As a pair, they have stronger decorative appeal than either work alone. Based on the photographs, size, subject matter, framing, and stated purchase history, the fair market value is $150 - $350 USD for the pair.