I have a Chinese art, I want to approve its authenticity - it is not identify in any book of Chinese arts. In the painting you can see on a different pages hand writing in Chinese. It was painted in Qing Dynasty. It is my property, rescued during cultural revolution. There are signs and hand writing that prove its authenticity, plus it is very long painting - 6 m / too long to copy.
I would like to confirm its history and authenticity, plus value.
Hello Sylwia,
Thank you for your appraisal inquiry with Mearto. The item presented appears to be an ink scroll painting
in the traditional Chinese style. The work appears to depict a variety of landscape and genre scene. Unfortunately, we are not able to fully translate the poem and sentiment inscribed on the panel. However, the work appears to date to the 18th or the 19th century based on the images provided. Regarding the authenticity of the item, a full in person and translation may need to occur, which takes quite a long time and research. The estimate provided is based on recent auction estimates and results of comparable scroll paintings dating to the 18th and 19th century. The estimate is contingent on a full condition report. Please note asking or dealer prices may vary. Thank you and please take care.
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