Chinese woodblock print depicting a vase of peonies and peaches with other auspicious objects

Title
Chinese woodblock print depicting a vase of peonies and peaches with other auspicious objects
Year/Period
Early-mid 20th century
Region
Suzhou, China
Object Type
colour woodcuts (prints)
Material
paper (fiber product)
Technique
color woodcut (process)
Dimension
Image size: 48.7 x 31.2 cm,
Image size: H54.0 x W36.2 cm (Mount)
Accession No.
2010-01112
Collection of
National Museum of Singapore

This print was produced in Taohuawu.

 

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