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Colorful Golden-Yellow Plum Blossom Wall Scroll

Colorful Golden-Yellow Plum Blossom Wall Scroll
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61"
(155cm)
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Your Price:
US$49.88U.S. Dollars

GBP £30.27British Pounds
Euro €33.67Euro
Canadian $53.45Canadian Dollars
Australian $54.88Australian Dollars


Approximate Measurements:
Painting: 12" x 39¼"   (30.7cm x 99.7cm)
Silk Scroll: 15¾" x 61"   (40cm x 155cm)
Width of Wooden Scroll Roller: 19¼"   (49cm)

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春來天地

Golden-Yellow Plum Blossoms - Chinese Wall Scroll

Colorful Golden-Yellow Plum Blossom Wall Scroll close up view

Close up view of the artwork mounted to this silk brocade wall scroll

This is a nice golden-yellow plum blossom scroll on tan xuan paper with a sky background, mounted as a classic golden-brown silk brocade wall scroll. 100% handmade!

The title of this piece is "Springtime Arrives to the World", which is a reference to the fact that the blooming of the plum blossom at the end of winter is a sign that spring is coming in Chinese culture.


This work was done in Chengdu by Huang Xin'an (Pronounced a little bit like "who-ong shin un") from the Sichuan (Szechwan) Province of China.

After I bought this work in Chengdu, I later returned to Beijing and had it mounted as a traditional hand-made silk scroll in our workshop. This makes a nice, ready-to-hang piece of wonderful hand-painted art.

Chinese artist Huang Xin'an

Huang Xin'an signing some of his work in Chengdu.


The story behind how I found this art...

I lost track of Huang Xin'an after my last trip to Chengdu. His phone number was out of order, and I was disappointed that I could not contact him to get more of his paintings.

I make the decision to go to Chengdu on my new art-buying trip mostly because of him.

After 15 hours on a slow train, I arrive in Chengdu. I check-in at Sam's Guesthouse (a hangout for backpackers from around the world, and a hostel with reasonably-priced beds). After a much-needed shower, I head out to find Huang Xin'an.

Taxis drive at the speed-of-light in Chengdu (the city boasts over 1000 fatal auto accidents per year), I arrive in no-time at the place I last found Mr. Huang. Sure enough, as I walk down the alley toward his gallery, he sees me and runs out to greet me. I'm really happy to see him, and the feeling is mutual.

I tell him how I came to Chengdu just to buy art from him (after not being able to reach him on the phone). He is so honored that I think he wants to hug me. He offers me a chair, and says he's painted a lot of work over that last 9 months with both me and my customers in mind. I was also honored by this gesture. He shows me a lot of new work in styles that I like.

I spend 2 days with Mr. Huang and we talk about a lot of new ideas and artwork that I think my western customers will like. He offers to close his gallery for a few days, and paint the art that I asked for. So I took a few days to meet and visit other artists in Chengdu. When I return to Mr. Huang's gallery, I am not disappointed. He did such a great job, words can't describe.



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Your Price:
US$49.88U.S. Dollars

GBP £30.27British Pounds
Euro €33.67Euro
Canadian $53.45Canadian Dollars
Australian $54.88Australian Dollars


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You can search long and hard, in every drugstore and sundries market in China, and you will not find underarm deodorant for sale anywhere.
After traveling all over China, I know this to be true everywhere in China except Hong Kong.

If you ask a Chinese person why there is no deodorant for sale, they will tell you plainly, "Chinese people do not smell bad".

My reply is, "Have you never been on a crowded bus in the summer?"

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