Need help with Asian artwork signature

[jtw1313]

If anyone can translate this signature it is appreciated

 

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[ANTIQUARIAN]

I bit of background perspective about the piece would be helpful to research this.

What type of medium is it, modern artist paper, rice paper, watercolor paint, lithography, pen and ink... what does the back look like?

Dave

 

[GopherDaGold]

Go to this website and upload a photo of your print. Then let us know what it said:

https://ukiyo-e.org/

 

[jtw1313]

I'm convinced that these characters do not translate into anything I have asked Asian culture people and still don't get a name or a straight answer lol

 

[A2coins]

nice piece

 

[signal_line]

Looks Japanese.

 

[Lunch Bag]

The signature, or technical the Chinese characters are the artists name.

It means South Field which in mandarin is pronounced Nan Tian.

The red stamp at the bottom, or chop in Chinese, is Nan Tian again. Look at the similarities.

Typical Chinese names are three characters but in the case of this watercolor there is only two.

When I lived in China I would sign correspondence with my handwritten Chinese name and then use my chop which was used with a red ink pad to stamp my name as well.