LATE QING DYNASTY 杭方 (Háng Fāng) Painting. Dedication And Gift To Yongyi.

Artwork Details (based on visual and inscription analysis):
- Style: Traditional Chinese ink and watercolor painting
- Subject: Blossoming branch—likely plum or cherry, symbolizing renewal and purity
- Inscription: “清香四溢” (“Fragrance fills the air”), a poetic phrase often used in Qing-era art
- Era Estimate: Likely late Qing Dynasty to early Republic period (circa 1880–1930), based on brushwork, composition, and calligraphy style
- Medium: Ink and watercolor on paper or silk
- Condition: Appears well-preserved with minimal visible damage

杭方
畫見永義
贈

This roughly translates to:

Hang Fang
Painted and presented to Yongyi
A gift

Breakdown:
- 杭方 (Háng Fāng): Likely the name of the artist.
- 畫見永義 (huà jiàn Yǒng Yì): Can be interpreted as “painting in honor of Yongyi” or “painted and dedicated to Yongyi.” "Yongyi" may be the name of the recipient.
- 贈 (zèng): “To present as a gift” or simply “gift.”

It's a personal dedication, probably inscribed on a painting or print meant as a thought