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Taisho p. Japanese Ukiyoe painting by Ibuki Senseki
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Pre 1920 item# 1115345 (stock# ALR3058)
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An image of a boy hanging holly, directed by the shrouded figure of a kimono wrapped beauty seen through the doorway, fresh bottles of sake at her feet promising a night of entertainment. Excellent detail in pigment on silk bordered in fine patterned silk with bone rollers and enclosed in a wooden box. The scroll measures 21 x 75 inches (54 x 191 cm) and is in fine condition with a few minor age spots in the lower left edge of the painting. Senseki (b.1889, Kyoto), a prized pupil of the maste ...click for details
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Taisho p. Japanese Silver Noh Screen, Kosetsu
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Pre 1920 item# 1115152 (stock# ANR3057)
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A ghostly figure moves silently across the gilded silver stage on this two panel screen signed Kosetsu and dated simply Summer, Taisho era. It is Likely to date from the first year of Taisho, perhaps even commemorating some Noh event which was held in honor of the ascension of the new Emperor, therefore no following number is given in the date.
Pigment on applied silver in a black lacquer frame, with slight oxidation adding a sense of drama to the scene. The screen measures 73 x 68 inches ( ...click for details
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Gold Bamboo Kacho Screen by Mizuta Chikuho
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Pre 1940 item# 1114641 (stock# ANR3056)
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Birds chatter, perhaps excited by the promise of Spring from the plum blossoms peeking out of a bamboo grove, winters snow melts and trickles through the stones in the stream belwo. A two panel screen, ink and light color on gold by Mizuta Chikuho (1883-1958). An excellent example of this artists Nanga style, the subject and rich wet lines of the bamboo crisp and direct, fading to washes of gray in the shadows. The screen measures 68 x 68 inches (172 x 173 cm) and is in fine condition. ...click for details
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Leaping Samurai by Iwasa Koko
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Pre 1920 item# 1111842 (stock# ALR3054)
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Leaping over the battlements, arrows dashing into the wooden planks about him the samurai thrusts into the enemy. A fine pigment on silk painting with powdered gold rubbed into the highlights, bordered in patterned brocade extended with beige and featuring solid ivory rollers by Iwasa Koko (1884-1951). The scroll is 15 x 77 inches (38 x 195 cm) and in fine condition but for some faint scattered spotting.
Koko was ...click for details
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Taisho p. Fox by Horita Shuso
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Pre 1920 item# 1111841 (stock# ALR3053)
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A fox and cubs under the crescent moon and falling leaves by Horita Shuso (b. 1894) in a style representative of the Taisho era. Light color on silk in a pale green silk border with bone rollers. The scroll is 21-1/2 x 86 inches (55 x 219 cm) and in fine condition but for a faint discoloration in border top and bottom.
Horita Shuso was born in Nagano prefecture, and studied under Ikegami Shuho, settling in Tokyo. ...click for details
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Maiko Bathing, Antique Taisho Silk Scroll by Ikuho
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Pre 1920 item# 1111839 (stock# ALR3052)
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Steam coils about the petit young woman at the public bath, a fine Taisho era painting signed Ikuho. The color blends into the silk, leaving a soft edge enhancing the sense she is being viewed through the steam and heat of the bath. Pigment on silk, mounted later in green patterned cloth extended with grey and featuring wooden rollers. As pictures of nudes were forbidden, Ikuho is likely a pen-name, possibly taken from Ikuho Street in Northern Kyoto city where the artist may have resided. Th ...click for details
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