Wu Qingxia (1910-2008) Chinese, Painted Silk Wall scroll of Swimming Koi. Traditional Chinese hanging scroll painting depicting nine colorful koi fish swimming fluidly among delicate underwater aquatic foliage, complete with calligraphic inscriptions and red artist seal stamps.

Overall Size: 66 x 30 in.
Sight Size: 26 x 54 in.

Wu Qingxia (1910-2008) was a celebrated Chinese painter best known for her expressive depictions of flowers, birds, fish, and landscapes in the traditional ink-and-brush style. Born in 1910 in Shanghai, she studied painting from an early age and developed a distinctive artistic voice that blended classical Chinese techniques with her own vibrant, modern sensibility. Her paintings are especially admired for their lively compositions, delicate brushwork, and rich use of color, often capturing the beauty and vitality of nature. Over a career spanning several decades, Wu earned widespread recognition as one of China's leading female artists, exhibiting her work both nationally and internationally. Her contributions to Chinese painting continue to be celebrated, and her works remain part of important museum and private collections around the world.

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