A LONG EMBROIDERED SILK 'ANIMALS AND FLOWERS' PANEL Late Qing dynastyPROPERTY OF VARIOUS OWNERSA LONG EMBROIDERED SILK 'ANIMALS AND FLOWERS' PANELLate Qing dynastyThe long, horizontal rectangular panel probably a fragment from a larger composition, all on an ivory-toned silk ground skillfully embroidered in rich gold-couched threads and colored silk flosses with Buddhist lions, phoenix, and deer amidst flower sprigs, auspicious bats, and ruyi clouds, lined on three sides with bands filled with densely embroidered flowers, the top embroidered with three characters in the center, reading Jingguo hang in addition to an embroidered maker's mark reading Chanshan, Lunjing zao (Made by Lunjing at Zen Mountain) in the lower right corner, the blue silk lining on the reverse side attached along the top with a row of later-added loops for hanging.18 1/2 x 144 3/8in (47 x 367cm)清末 黃地花鳥瑞獸圖掛屏