About This

• Large Size : Each 14.2x49Inches Total size : 56.8x49Inches
• Chinese Women with Japanese Art Style: 4 Ancient Beauty of All China History ，Diao Chan's strategic intrigue, Wang Zhaojun's diplomacy, Xi Shi's legend, and Yang Yuhuan's imperial grace – each of these women represents an era, a story, a power of the women in history and an aura of beauty that transcends time.and the art style is highly influenced by Janpanese geisha Art
• She Power: The depiction of these four beauties isn't just art; it's a connection to the historical and artistic heritage of a nation. Even if their names are unfamiliar, the allure they exude is universal – the charisma of powerful women who shaped history and inspired generations.
• Get Compliment All the Time: Hang our painting in your living room or bedroom or Hallway, and let your home become a conversation starter. Friends and guests will be drawn to the painting's women elegance, and you'll have the pleasure of sharing the fascinating stories behind these four iconic women. Whether it's about the wits of Diao Chan or the elegance of Yang Yuhuan, your space will spark curiosity and invite engaging dialogues.
• Imperfect Perfection: Highlighting the uniqueness of the product, the handcrafted aging process may result in creases, color variations, and slightly darker hues. Embrace the imperfect perfection of this product, a testament to the craftsmanship involved in its creation.
• Authentic Materials: Crafted on old brown paper, these scrolls offer an authentic ancient art replica.Crafted on aged paper using the traditional tea-water method, the scrolls embrace the textures and aesthetics of ancient Asian art. This method adds an authentic touch, emphasizing the rich history and heritage.
• Fu Baoshi (1904–1965) was a prominent Chinese painter Influenced by Japanese painting styles, he integrated modern techniques with traditional Chinese ink wash painting. Fu Baoshi's artworks often depicted landscapes, figures, and historical themes, characterized by bold brushwork and expressive lines. His exploration of new techniques and incorporation of Japanese influences contributed to the evolution of Chinese ink painting. Fu Baoshi's legacy continues to inspire artists and enthusiasts, reflecting the dynamic fusion of artistic traditions across East Asia.