Our paintings come in many different sizes such as fifty CM by fifty CM all the way up to ninety six CM by one hundred and eighty CM. There are so many different sizes; you will be sure to find one painting that will fit the space on the wall that you want to fill in with art.

Not only will you find different sizes of art work but you will be able to purchase different shaped art. The pictures that you choose can also be made in a round, square, rectangle, vertical, horizontal and even a fans shape. You can pick which shape you want your picture to be in as well as the size.

The price range of our artwork varies from eighty seven dollars to over one thousand dollars. We have pictures in each of these prices ranges so that if you are on a budget but still want to decorate with wonderful art you will be able too.

If you are looking for a gift for someone, then you have come to the perfect place because you will be able to find the perfect painting or drawing to give as your gift. When they open their gift they will be amazed at the beauty they see in our artwork.

You will be very satisfied with the piece of art you choose because it will be everything you ever wanted when it comes to art. You will have a wonderful piece of work to display on your wall for your guest to see when they enter your home. Simply place your Chinese paintings order in CNArtGallery today.

It's said that, one day the Eight Immortals went to celebrate the birthday of the Queen Mother of the Western Heavens. When they prepared to cross the East Sea, one of the immortals, Lv Dongbin, proposed that they each cross the East sea using their own magic tools, instead of flying over it on a cloud. The other immortals agreed with him. Then each of them threw their own magic tools to the sea and stood on the tools. They sailed through winds and sea waves, and finally they all went together to the birthday banquet of the Queen Mother of the Western Heavens.

Eight Immortals- Chinese Painting

The common auspicious pattern picture about pomegranate in Chinese paintings is: a burst-open fruitful pomegranate with branches and leaves. It is symbolize the hope of the family for numerous offspring behaving in a virtuous and filial manner and rising to fame and glory.

Chinese Pomegranate Painting

One of the Four Legendary Beasts in ancient China. It is often mentioned with the green dragon. The combination image of "a dragon with clouds and a tiger with winds" is the best partner to subdue ghosts. In Chinese ancient culture, white tiger has the function of warding off evil, dispelling disasters, praying for good harvest, punishing evil and promoting good, making great fortunes and having a perfect marriage etc.

Tiger - Chinese Painting

Painting of Rolling Dragon: In Ming and Qing dynasties of China, this pattern often used for the architectural decoration of the Palace or the Royal gardens. Rolling dragon is a symbol of power, dignity and honor. It also the meaning of getting rid of calamity and bringing good fortune.

Dragon - Chinese Painting

The crane also represents a lasting soaring spirit, health, and happiness. In ancient China crane images were embroidered on robes of first-rank officials so the crane was held in high esteem and known as a first-rank bird. Cranes in Chinese paintings are usually painted with other symbols of longevity such as pine trees and peaches. Cranes with peony flowers symbolize longevity and prosperity. Cranes and lotus symbolize longevity and purity.

Crane - Chinese Painting

Two Deers Feng Shui Painting, the Chinese word "deer” sounds like the word "road" in Chinese. So the Chinese painting of two deers in it also implies that everything was going smoothly on the road.

Deer - Chinese Painting

Chinese cow painting: In imperial China, ox/bull/cow was the important tool for farming. Therefore, it was regarded as the mascot of good harvest. So, the ancient Chinese was fond of drawing ox for praying for good harvest. It is said that the ox also could avoid flood.

Cow-Open play - Chinese Painting

Tang Yin also assimilated the techniques of scholar landscape painting from the Four Great Masters of the Yuan, thus creating a distinct personal painting style. Tang Yin is regarded as one of the painting elite - “the Four Masters of Ming”, which also includes Shen Zhou, Wen Zhengming, and Qiu Ying.

Tang Yin painting

The Giant panda seems as elusive in art as it has been in nature. In early Chinese Art, bears not Panda bears were carved into jade. However, the mountains where the pandas live have been well represented in Chinese paintings.

The traditional Chinese landscapes known as "shan-shui", or mountains/water is one of the most enduring subjects of Chinese Art. Bamboo, the main diet of the Panda bear, has also been a main subject of artists throughout time. The artists now include the Panda bear in their paintings. Paintings of Giant pandas appeared only recently in Chinese art due to the excitement pandas generated among Westerners in this century. Like the inspirational quality of some earlier Chinese paintings the images of Giant Pandas in paintings may serve to educate and inspire others to value one of China's National Treasurers.

Panda - Chinese Painting