This looks like a genuine painting by the Qing dynasty artist Wang Yun. Wang Yun was a very well-known professional artist during the Kangxi era (1662-1722) and was friends with artistic luminaries such as Wang Hui and Yang Jin. There are excellent details in the figures in this autumn landscape scene. This is a very high quality work,

Professor Kathleen Ryor, Carleton College

On outside of scroll, in pencil: Autumn by the Seashore. Ching Kang Wang Yün. Autumn.

Dated 1707, and signed Wang Yün in the upper right (text and two red seals). There is a large square red ink seal stamped in the lower left corner.

Colored paints and black ink on silk, with an off-white silk brocade mounting.

Long, vertical hanging scroll of a landscape with pink and red toned trees, waterfalls, and figures. An open building with figures stands in the lower left, and there is a man on a short bridge in the lower right. There are three boats in the upper right of the image (appear as if flying through the sky) in water.

This object has the following keywords:

• Boats
• Coastal
• Mountains
• Screens and Scrolls

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