Created on 2024-01-24

This image depicts a traditional East Asian style painting, likely influenced by Chinese or Japanese artistic techniques. It features a vertical composition with a delicate and detailed rendering of grapevines, including leaves and clusters of grapes. The artwork is executed using ink wash with varying intensities, creating a sense of depth and texture. The leaves are portrayed with fine, precise strokes, while the grape clusters are suggested with subtle shadings. The background is plain, without embellishment, which brings the focus entirely to the vine. At the lower right corner, there is a red seal stamp, which is commonly used in East Asian artworks as a signature or mark of the artist.

Created on 2024-03-30

This image appears to be a monochrome painting or drawing depicting a lush, floral arrangement. The central focus is a cluster of large, delicately rendered flowers, likely chrysanthemums, rendered in various shades of grey. Surrounding the main floral cluster are additional smaller flowers and leaves, creating a sense of depth and layering. The overall composition has a graceful, elegant quality, with the flowers and foliage arranged in a naturalistic, cascading manner. The style and technique suggest this is a traditional East Asian or Japanese artwork, though I cannot identify any specific artists or schools.