Chinese Portrait Of Mandarin Ancestor Official's Wife Qing Dynasty Dragons

Ancestor portrait painting, China, dating from the end of the 19th century.
Ink, watercolor and gouache on paper. Portrait of a seated mandarin woman, dressed in a quasi-official sleeveless hsia pei jacket, equipped with a buzi or mandarin square indicating the 5th grade in the civil hierarchy (silver-colored).
She wears a quasi-official Manchu apron skirt.
All with classic decoration of dragons, lingzhi-shaped clouds, celestial mountains, etc.
She wears a very sophisticated di guan headdress and a mandarin necklace called chao zhu.
She is seated on a wooden armchair placed on a carpet decorated with many flowers. Quality painting with very fresh colors which gives it a super decorative power, the luxuriance of the flowers present on the entire painting is soothing and relaxing and can have its place in an office in the medical environment as well as in a living room or a bedroom.
Restoration by a specialist a few years ago with specific papers.
The painting alone measures 76cm x 145cm.
Delivery possible in France with the frame and glass for 100€ by cocolis.
Delivery possible by chronopost worldwide of the painting alone without frame or glass for:
France 50€
Europe 80€
Others 120€