Edo p. Japanese Buddhist Scroll
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Pre 1900 item# 850385 (stock# ALR2530)
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A large Mandala image depicting in vivid detail a plethora of deities surrounding a central seated Amidha figure dating from the later Edo period titled Hanjaku Juroku Zen-Shin (The Sixteen Gods of (greater and lesser vehicle)Zen Buddhism). Eleven holy figures stand on either side of Amiddha, Guardian Deities, Vengeful Kings and Saints. Even the background is filled, the figures standing on a tiled floor, all else hemmed in by white clouds. The detail is astonishing, incredibly fine brushwork ...click for details
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Massive Antique Japanese Buddhist Scroll, Bishamonten
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Pre 1900 item# 850323 (stock# ALR2529)
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A 19th century painting of the Guardian Deity Bishamonten standing steadfast on the head of a demon dating from the 19th century. The painting is performed with pigment and applied gold on paper, bordered in cloud patterned silk. The painting has been remounted sometime in the 20th century. The scroll is 44 x 112 inches (112 x 278 cm) and in fine condition. All of this is part of a Temple collection which was vacated and sold which we were fortunate to rescue from the wrecking ball.
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Huge Japanese Buddhist Temple Tiger Scroll
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Pre 1900 item# 849834 (stock# ALR2527)
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A large Temple scroll depicting a tiger in bamboo snarling at the sky, the painting dating from the early to mid Edo period (17th-18th century) The painting is taken from a fusuma sliding door, as evidenced by the handle hole repaired but still visible in the left center of the image. It must have been a gorgeous room as the tiger appears to have been originally painted on applied gold, much of which has worn away. There is an indiscernible stamp in the lower left corner. It was likely rem ...click for details
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Edo p. Japanese Gold Samurai War Battle Screen, A
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Pre 1900 item# 849154 (stock# ANR2524)
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A set of 19th century battle screens depicting scenes from the Heike wars in the 11th century. Gojo bridge, Dan-no-Ura and Ichinotani are all depicted, as well as many other famous episodes from that notorious time. The screens have been completely remounted without re-painting, bordered in dark silk with a black lacquered wooden frame. The screens have been completely remounted without re-painting, bordered in dark silk threaded with karakusa designs in gold thread with a red ko-beri border se ...click for details
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Edo p. Japanese Gold Samurai War Battle Screen, B
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Pre 1900 item# 849152 (stock# ANR2524)
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A set of 19th century battle screens depicting scenes from the Heike wars in the 11th century. Gojo bridge, Dan-no-Ura and Ichinotani are all depicted, as well as many other famous episodes from that notorious time. The screens have been completely remounted without re-painting, bordered in dark silk with a black lacquered wooden frame. The screens have been completely remounted without re-painting, bordered in dark silk threaded with karakusa designs in gold thread with a red ko-beri border se ...click for details
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Edo p. Japanese O-shiro-zukushi Byobu, Castle Screen A
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Pre 1900 item# 849149 (stock# ANR2523)
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Travelers populate the highways and mountain paths of this fine pair of Edo period screens showing castles and sites along the old routes of Japan starting with Kyoto, and through Zeze in Otsu to Edo in the West and Kameyama in Kameoka to the East. All is quite deftly painted with fine detail surrounded in applied gold clouds. Each castle and town is labeled with a gold tablet. The screens are 67 inches by 12 feet (170 x 379 cm). The screens are being sold as a set.
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Edo p. Japanese O-shiro-zukushi Byobu, Castle Screen B
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Pre 1900 item# 849146 (stock# ANR2523)
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Travelers populate the highways and mountain paths of this fine pair of Edo period screens showing castles and sites along the old routes of Japan starting with Kyoto, and through Zeze in Otsu to Edo in the West and Kameyama in Kameoka to the East. All is quite deftly painted with fine detail surrounded in applied gold clouds. Each castle and town is labeled with a gold tablet. The screens are 67 inches by 12 feet (170 x 379 cm).
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Complete Edo p. Japanese Samurai Armor
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Pre 1800 item# 849143 (stock# MOR2522)
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A handsome Kon-odoshi Kiritsuke Kozane Ni-Mai-Do Gusoku of mid Edo origin featuring a Tetsuji 62 plate Suji Kabuto with 5 lame Shikoro, the Fukigaeshi with the family crest of the Owner and a circled Mitsudomoe Crest Maedate (original) of his lord. It features a Reizei Me-no-shita Ho in Sabiji-nuri with a broad moustache and Kiritsuke Kozane throat defense. The seven tiered Sode feature a twice hinged top plate. The Do is a two piece Do of Kiritsuke Kozane hinged under the left arm with 7 row ...click for details
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