Vintage Chinese Mixed Media Panel Painting on Wood

This item is a decorative wall panel executed on a wooden substrate, likely plywood, featuring a vertical grain. The artwork depicts a traditional Chinese 'meiren' (beautiful woman) figure. She is illustrated in a refined, historical costume comprising an ornate robe with intricate patterns, a long skirt, and a distinctive turquoise or teal-colored sash or shawl. Her hair is styled in an elaborate updo adorned with traditional hairpins and floral elements. She holds a circular fan, a common motif in classical Chinese portraiture. The background features stylized elements including a curved footbridge and swirling, etherial lines that suggest clouds or wind, rendered in a muted palette of browns, ochres, and dark blacks with light floral speckling near the bottom. The construction uses a mixed-media approach where paint and perhaps light incising are applied directly to the wood, allowing the natural grain to show through and provide texture to the sky and character's skin. The style mimics late Qing or early Republic period aesthetics but appears to be a mid-to-late 20th-century decorative interpretation. Condition-wise, the piece shows significant environmental wear, including dark patination, potential moisture staining or fading of the pigments, and surface abrasions consistent with age. There are no visible maker's marks or signatures in the provided image. The craftsmanship represents a commercial decorative art tier rather than a masterwork, intended for interior design such as a folding screen or wall hanging.