Featured Silk paintings

Hello!
Can someone help me with the identification, please?
Thank you very much.
Best regards,
Regina

 

Thank you

 

I can tell you that they look Chinese to me and it's quite possible that the 3 images are all from some kind of story. Unfortunately the pictures you attached are too small to see the details of the people in each scene. Chinese story pictures are often about events involving the gods or immortals. I cannot read the characters on any of them and I'm not sure of which members to call upon for translation.

 

Thank you so much

 

Or @Mat and @Asian Fever

I agree looks like Chinese story. I see them saying good bye to the dragon in the sky.


Maybe @Any Jewelry will know the story.

 

Thank you all!
Can someone say if it is antique? I really appreciate your comments.
Best regards.

 

Welcome to Antiquers, @Regina Gomes -- I'm not one who is able to tell the age of these, but notice that at least a couple of them are damaged, probably because of moisture. Personally, I like the pictures a lot.

 

i think it's chinese,and the words usually a quotes or proverbs,i can't read in caligraphy form,maybe @Phaik Hooi can help?

 

definitely chinese and likely a story as cluttered said.
silver, asianfever is the chinese translator. i cannot read chinese, limited to only a few very common basic characters

found this:
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Three_Monks
the chinese characters should confirm if this is the story but .... again my apologies for not being able to read chinese.

 

Thank you so much.

 

Can this be from chinese school from Xinluoshan?
Thank you

 

Can it be written:
Yú xīn luó shān rén huà fǎ, xiāng yánshān rén gāo.

Shòushān tú, yú tiānchí shēng huà fǎ, xiāng yánshān rén zuò yú hǎishàng.

 

What does it means? And the seal?
Thank you so much

 

https://www.olx.pt/anuncio/pinturas-chinesas-sobre-seda-1-selo-sec-sviii-IDBVBQt.html

edit: xin luo shan ren (people of xin luo shan) is the style of chinese painting.

but it may also be the name of an artist: https://www.mutualart.com/Artist/Xinluo-Shanren/940AA63DFBB897C8

 

The pictures are too small for me to make out... the one in the boat really looks like The Eight Immortals Crossing the Sea... except for several missing Immortals.

Maybe the other pictures are other parts of the story with other immortals... maybe all eight are represented if you look at all three pictures?

Maybe not. Between the size of the pics and my lack of knowledge on the possible subject, I'm not really adding much here.