Each album measures 18.6 × 16.5 cm and contains 12 painted pages, making a total of 24 paintings across the two albums. Each album bears the seal of Zhou Qiliang. Zhou Qiliang was a Chinese artist active in the late Qing dynasty and early Republican period. He was the son of Zhou Peichun, a renowned painter famous for his detailed and colorful depictions of shop signs and trade advertisements in Beijing. Following his father's legacy, Zhou Qiliang continued the family tradition, producing finely executed paintings that documented the diverse commercial signage and vibrant street culture of the time. If you require additional images or information about this book, please feel free to contact us. Additional shipping charges may apply for international or oversized items.
