Chinese ink on paper, hanging scroll. Attributed to Fu Baoshi (1904 - 1965). The artwork features a beautifully rendered landscape painting depicting rocky terrains adorned with trees, with an inscription or lettering in black ink on a white background at the top part of the scroll. The painting employs muted tones to create an atmospheric effect reminiscent of traditional Chinese artistry. The entire piece is mounted on a beige-colored scroll that’s rolled at both ends. Attached a letter to Li Keran. 159 x 44 cm. Fu Baoshi is a celebrated Chinese painter known for his innovative style that combines Western realism with traditional Eastern techniques. His works are celebrated globally and can be found gracing the halls of esteemed institutions such as the National Art Museum of China and Nanjing Museum.