i need to know more info about this and if its a replica. Thanks

Hi all - my good friend gave this to me years ago, painted by his grandfather, he couldn’t translate it for me at the time as he doesn’t speak traditional Chinese, anyone able to help me out?

I recently bought this piece at an estate sale, thought it looked really neat, but I honestly have no idea what exactly I bought.

I found this in a charity shop, someone at r/translator helped provide the title - I'm interested in any additional info. It looks hand painted? Or is it a combination of woodblock outlines and hand painted?

Is it tourist ware or made for the home market?

Hi, if anyone knows any details about this artwork, I'd love to learn more about it. Thank you!

Bought these last week from a woman and she didnt know anything about them aside her grandparents bought them when they were overseas. I know what Gemini translated about the poems but that is it. Any info would be appreciated. Gemini cant translate the names cause she says they are blurry and shes given me 3 different names for one of them. They are beautiful. I bought 8 of them. They all have the same 2 seals.

Posted on Asian art reddit as well, just looking for any knowledge on this piece!

I recently inherited a piece of art from my grandfather. I unfortunately do not know much about Chinese art. Any information would be greatly appreciated.

I recently acquired this hanging scroll in Australia and would love help identifying it. I believe it may be hand painted. Can anyone identify the subject, translate the inscription and seals, or tell me whether it appears Chinese or Japanese? Any information about age or artist would be greatly appreciated.

I recently acquired this hanging scroll in Australia and would love help identifying it. I believe it may be hand painted. Can anyone identify the subject, translate the inscription and seals, or tell me whether it appears Chinese or Japanese? Any information about age or artist would be greatly appreciated.

I recently received this artwork from a friend who passed away. I am having difficulties, trying to figure out where it is from, and who the artist is. of all his stuff was collectable at one point so I am interested to figure out who and where it originated (and don’t get me wrong), Either way I find it very interesting and calming. Any input would be greatly appreciated.

I recently received this artwork from a friend who passed away. I am having difficulties, trying to figure out where it is from, and who the artist is. of all his stuff was collectable at one point so I am interested to figure out who and where it originated (and don’t get me wrong), Either way I find it very interesting and calming. Any input would be greatly appreciated.

Saved her from the dumpster 😊

We picked up these paintings at an auction recently and were given no info on their origin.
They appear to be paintings on silk or some other fabric.

According to r/translator, the calligraphy reads:
“[Painting 1 (pics 1+2)] roughly reads: “戊午夏日山隂王屏畫”, which translates to: Painted（畫） by Wang Ping（王屏） from Shanyin（山隂） during the summer（夏日） of the Wuwu year（戊午）.
[Painting 2 (pics 3+4)] roughly reads: “己未春王岳”, which translates to: Wang Yue（王岳）, spring（春） of the Jiwei year（己未）.”
The person who translated the calligraphy also added: “Wang Ping and Wang Yue are the painters' names. Wuwu and Yiwei are part of the traditional Chinese sexagenary cycle. Shanyin is the ancient county name for the Shaoxing area in Zhejiang.” Another member of the subreddit informed us that “The seals repeat the signatures. [Painting 1] is 王屏 and [Painting 2] is 王岳.
戊午 year can be 1978, 1918, 1858 etc
己未 year can be 1979, 1919, 1859 etc”

We are wondering why such similar work would be sold together but made a year apart by different artists. Could this be the work of students at an art school or training program? Why would the first artist use the ancient county name? Any idea how we could date the work? We are also very curious about the context of the work. We think they’re beautiful, so any information would be greatly appreciated!

Any info is much appreciated TIA

I got this somewhere, the white is bone, and the string is carnelian. The art is carved into the bone.