Reprint.

Printed silk on paper. 28.5 x 23.5 cm, 440 cm long pictorial representation.

Detailed depiction of the city of Kaifeng on the Day of the Dead. River depiction with numerous ships and boats, caravans, inns, workshops and numerous everyday scenes. Fabric in brown ground tone, printed in black, partly faintly colored, continuous text. Good state of preservation at the top.

"The Qingming Scroll (Chinese 清明上河圖 / 清明上河图, Pinyin Qīngmíng Shànghé Tú - "Picture of a Riverbank Scene for the Qingming Festival") is a painting by the Chinese painter Zhang Zeduan (1085-1145). It is considered the most important work of art from the Song Dynasty period and is the most famous Chinese painting. ... It inspired countless copies and variations".