Chinese school of the 19th century.

Chinese school of the 19th century.
"Fu, Lu and Shou",
Watercolor on paper glued on wood.
They present wear, humidities and some lack in the corner of the paper.
Measurements: 90 x 54 cm; 94 x 58 cm (frame).

Watercolor painting representing three Chinese divinities, seated on their thrones and wrapped in sumptuous printed robes. The image shows "Fu Lu Shou", also known as the Three Gods of Prosperity in Chinese mythology. Fu Xing is the god of good fortune and happiness. He is often depicted with a scroll or a child, symbolizing prosperity and offspring. Lu Xing is the god of rank and wealth. He is associated with material prosperity and career success, often depicted with an official's hat and scepter. Shou Xing is the god of longevity. He is recognized by his prominent forehead and long beard, and often carries a staff and a peach, symbols of a long and healthy life.