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    Posted 15 years ago

    judykahooti
    (2 items)

    I bought 7 of these at the local flea market. They are approx. 5" x 7". Very unusual paper...could it be rice paper that feels and dents like a very thin foam core. Were these painted for the tourist trade? I had a set of similar syle of painting that came in a fancy box with about 15 small miniature paintings. These are larger. Can you tell me anything about them?

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    1. judykahooti, 15 years ago
      They are wonderful. I have them on ebay this week and I would love to put more information about them. Look under seller name judykahooti to see all of them.
      JudyKahooti
    2. wma, 6 years ago
      They are pith paper paintings from Guangzhou. 19th c. made for export.

      https://harvardmagazine.com/2009/03/pith-paper

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