KAKEJIKU JAPANESE HANGING SCROLL Monkey Painting by Sosen Mori #890

KAKEJIKU JAPANESE HANGING SCROLL Monkey Painting by Sosen Mori #890
KAKEJIKU JAPANESE HANGING SCROLL Monkey Painting by Sosen Mori #890
KAKEJIKU JAPANESE HANGING SCROLL Monkey Painting by Sosen Mori #890
KAKEJIKU JAPANESE HANGING SCROLL Monkey Painting by Sosen Mori #890
KAKEJIKU JAPANESE HANGING SCROLL Monkey Painting by Sosen Mori #890
KAKEJIKU JAPANESE HANGING SCROLL Monkey Painting by Sosen Mori #890
KAKEJIKU JAPANESE HANGING SCROLL Monkey Painting by Sosen Mori #890
KAKEJIKU JAPANESE HANGING SCROLL Monkey Painting by Sosen Mori #890
KAKEJIKU JAPANESE HANGING SCROLL Monkey Painting by Sosen Mori #890
KAKEJIKU JAPANESE HANGING SCROLL Monkey Painting by Sosen Mori #890
KAKEJIKU JAPANESE HANGING SCROLL Monkey Painting by Sosen Mori #890

KAKEJIKU JAPANESE HANGING SCROLL Monkey Painting by Sosen Mori #890
Little known about his life. Born either in Nagasaki, in Nishinomiya or in Osaka; lived in Osaka. The 3rd son of Jokansai Mori. (the eldest son: Yoshin Mori, the 2nd son: Shuho Mori)First studied Kano painting under Joshunsai Katsube; later changed his style to one based on close observation of nature (even lived for a while in the woods to observe animals in their free state). Specialized in painting of monkeys (best known Japanese artist for this subject) but also painted other animals. In his later years changed the so of his name Sosen from the character for ancestor” to a character that has one meaning of “monkey. Size: 518 mm x 1204 mm. Material of the Main Artwork: Paper. Roller End Material: Wood. We can combine some items into 1 package. (SAL / Small Packet). 2 to 3 weeks. Please feel safe that we wrap the package very well to avoid breakage in transit. The item “KAKEJIKU JAPANESE HANGING SCROLL Monkey Painting by Sosen Mori #890″ is in sale since Sunday, February 2, 2020. This item is in the category “Antiques\Asian Antiques\Japan\Paintings & Scrolls”. The seller is “japan_kakejiku_shop” and is located in Kobe city. This item can be shipped worldwide.
  • Country/Region of Manufacture: Japan
  • Featured Refinements: Japanese Hanging Scroll
  • Region of Origin: Japan
  • Type: Paintings
  • Age: 1800-1849
  • Primary Material: Silk & Fabric
  • Maker: Sosen Mori /
  • Original/Reproduction: Antique Original
  • Color: Black

KAKEJIKU JAPANESE HANGING SCROLL Monkey Painting by Sosen Mori #890

Superb original painting of three pigeons in a maple tree by Watanabe Seitei

Superb original painting of three pigeons in a maple tree by Watanabe Seitei
Superb original painting of three pigeons in a maple tree by Watanabe Seitei
Superb original painting of three pigeons in a maple tree by Watanabe Seitei
Superb original painting of three pigeons in a maple tree by Watanabe Seitei
Superb original painting of three pigeons in a maple tree by Watanabe Seitei
Superb original painting of three pigeons in a maple tree by Watanabe Seitei
Superb original painting of three pigeons in a maple tree by Watanabe Seitei
Superb original painting of three pigeons in a maple tree by Watanabe Seitei
Superb original painting of three pigeons in a maple tree by Watanabe Seitei
Superb original painting of three pigeons in a maple tree by Watanabe Seitei
Superb original painting of three pigeons in a maple tree by Watanabe Seitei
Superb original painting of three pigeons in a maple tree by Watanabe Seitei

Superb original painting of three pigeons in a maple tree by Watanabe Seitei
A scarce opportunity to acquire an original painting by Watanabe Seitei (1851 – 1918). This painting typifies the best of Seitei’s work and one can imagine this recreated by the cloisonne artist Namikawa Sosuke who often used this fine artist’s works as inspiration for his own. Watanabe Seitei (also pronounced Shtei) was born in the heart of Edo, in the Kanda district. As a youth he apprenticed as a merchant, but when he proved to have no business sense, he studied painting with Kikuchi Ysai, a renowned master of history painting. In 1876, he toured Europe to gain exposure to Western painting, and on his return won acclaim for his unique blend of closely observed nature and elegantly designed compositions. One of his paintings won an award at the 1878 Exposition Universelle in Paris, which encouraged him to travel there; he stayed on for three years, studying Western watercolor technique. His paintings reveal a close examination of nature and a delicacy of brushwork. His designs are well known through the work of cloisonné enamel artist Namikawa Sosuke who recreated som of his works in enamels including some of the famous panels created for the Asakusa Palace, part of the Emperor’s residence in Tokyo. His paintings are to be found today in the collections of the following museums or collections – Institute of Art in Chicago, Brussels Museum of Art, Museum of Fine Art in Boston, Tokyo Museum of Modern Art, Tokyo National Museum, Victoria and Albert Museum, Ashmolean Museum, Fogg Collection, Metropolitan Museum of Art in New York. 53cm x 196 cm (scroll) 41cm x 105 cm (painting). The item “Superb original painting of three pigeons in a maple tree by Watanabe Seitei” is in sale since Wednesday, June 26, 2019. This item is in the category “Antiques\Asian Antiques\Japan\Paintings & Scrolls”. The seller is “loubee-9″ and is located in Caunay. This item can be shipped worldwide.
  • Primary Material: Paper

Superb original painting of three pigeons in a maple tree by Watanabe Seitei

HANGING SCROLL JAPANESE KAKEJIKU / Landscape Painting by Taizan Hine #908

HANGING SCROLL JAPANESE KAKEJIKU / Landscape Painting by Taizan Hine #908
HANGING SCROLL JAPANESE KAKEJIKU / Landscape Painting by Taizan Hine #908
HANGING SCROLL JAPANESE KAKEJIKU / Landscape Painting by Taizan Hine #908
HANGING SCROLL JAPANESE KAKEJIKU / Landscape Painting by Taizan Hine #908
HANGING SCROLL JAPANESE KAKEJIKU / Landscape Painting by Taizan Hine #908
HANGING SCROLL JAPANESE KAKEJIKU / Landscape Painting by Taizan Hine #908
HANGING SCROLL JAPANESE KAKEJIKU / Landscape Painting by Taizan Hine #908
HANGING SCROLL JAPANESE KAKEJIKU / Landscape Painting by Taizan Hine #908
HANGING SCROLL JAPANESE KAKEJIKU / Landscape Painting by Taizan Hine #908
HANGING SCROLL JAPANESE KAKEJIKU / Landscape Painting by Taizan Hine #908

HANGING SCROLL JAPANESE KAKEJIKU / Landscape Painting by Taizan Hine #908
HANGING SCROLL JAPANESE KAKEJIKU / Landscape Painting by Taizan Hine #908. Born in Hine village, near Osaka; lived in Kyoto. Studied calligraphy and probably painting under Kaioku Nukina; also copied the nanga style of Tetsuo Hidaka. A well-known figure in nanga circles in the Kansai region. His pupils were Shohin Noguchi, Kakei Atomi and Kinpo Nakamaru. Size: 465 mm x 1920 mm. Material of the Main Artwork: Paper. Roller End Material: Wood. What Is the Kakejiku? The kakejiku is a Japanese hanging scroll; it is a work of painting or calligraphy, which is usually mounted with silk fabric edges on flexible backings. The kakejiku can be rolled for storage. When compared to the makimono, which is meant to be unrolled laterally on a flat surface, the kakejiku is intended to be hung against a wall as part of the interior decoration of a room. It is traditionally displayed in the tokonoma alcove of a room, which is especially designed to exhibit prized objects. It can also be displayed in the most important room of the house, where a tea ceremony, or other traditional activities are performed. The kakejiku is also often hung in martial arts rooms called doujou (training rooms). Near the kakejiku, there are often other objects (okimono), such as swords (katana), dolls, bonsai, or flower arrangements (ikebana). An essential aspect of the kakejiku is that it is not intended to be hung permanently; making it versatile in its placement. This means that it can be changed at frequent intervals. One of the pleasures of the kakejiku lies in selecting a suitable one, depending on occasions, guests, and seasons. In contrast to the byoubu (folding screen), shouhekiga (wall paintings), or tsuitate (screen), the kakejiku can be easily and quickly changed to match the season or occasion. In this newly developed architectural style, the Japanese-style room (called washitsu) became a room on whose floor tatami mats are laid, and it contains one special space that is called the tokonoma alcove. The most important feature of the tokonoma is the display of kakejiku. The tokonoma was regarded as a space which connects art and daily life; so landscapes, paintings of flowers and birds, portraits, and poetry became favorite themes. They liked chanoyu (tea ceremonies) very much. Tea ceremonies were usually performed in the room with the tokonoma alcove. A tokonoma architectural style was developed and established in this period. Accompanied with the development of tokonoma style, the techniques of painting and mounting were also developed, because the kakejiku was always displayed in the tokonoma. Moreover, when Sen no Rikyuu mentioned the importance of the kakejiku, the kakejiku became extremely popular among people who were fascinated with tea ceremonies. The peacefulness of the Edo period allowed Japanese culture to reach full maturity. Many famous painters flourished and competed with each other. The kakejiku also became popular among the public. After the Meiji period (1868-), many more painters competed with each other with their techniques, because people became absolutely free to choose their own occupations during this period. Before World War 2, and for a while after that war, most Japanese-style paintings were designed to be decorated on kakejiku. Significance of the Kakejiku: Why Is the Kakejiku Changed? Why is the kakejiku (hanging scroll) replaced? The spirit of the tea ceremony, a traditional Japanese art, affects this Japanese custom deeply. There is a heart of hospitality called omotenashi in a tea ceremony. When Japanese people think about the mood of a tea ceremony, they take a lot into consideration. More specifically, they think about the various techniques they could use to make the mood the best. The kakejiku is displayed to express respect for guests indirectly, and is considered the most important tool in a tea ceremony. Therefore, the kakejiku is replaced depending on the occasions or seasons. The omotenashi heart makes them change the kakejiku. As a result, people began to think that it was important to express the formality of the occasions to guests by displaying various kinds of kakejiku. Of course, many owners have their kakejiku for the purpose of enjoying themselves, and it is also part of fun to show their lovable kakejiku to their guests. There is a tokonoma alcove in a washitsu (traditional Japanese-style room), where a kakejiku (hanging scroll) is displayed. However there is very little furniture inside the room other than the kakejiku. The Japanese people dont have a custom of hanging many paintings on the walls inside the room; they usually display a kakejiku only in the tokonoma, and replace it by another depending on the occasions, guests, and seasons. It is said that this style of display contrasts with the Western style. Many paintings are often displayed on the walls of Western buildings, such as old European buildings or palaces. For example, if there are 100 paintings, it would be the Western style to display all 100 paintings on the walls. However, the Japanese people put all 100 paintings in a closet, and choose only one to display for a short term in its fixed place (tokonoma). Therefore, there is a clear difference in functions demanded from a painting between the West and Japan. In the West, painting needs a frame for durability because it is displayed for a long time. In Japan, however, a painting does not need so much protection because it is displayed only for a short time. Handiness and convenience are very important elements for a painting, because the Japanese people will change it frequently. It is also necessary not to take up the storage space. That is to say, the style, which satisfies the above conditions, is a kakejiku-style. The kakejiku is rolled up when putting it away, and is opened while displaying it. As a result, flexibility and strength are needed to endure the process of displaying and putting it away. Therefore, the honshi (main work) is reinforced by backing it with another piece of paper, and cloths are attached around the honshi, and they are combined. This is a rough mounting process for the kakejiku. If the kakejiku is rolled up, this style prevents the honshi from creasing, tearing, and getting dirty. Even if the honshi is damaged or becomes dirty, the lifetime of the honshi and its aesthetic value can be kept for several hundred years by remounting the kakejiku. The kakejiku is an ideal style; it enables the Japanese people to enjoy their paintings at their best. We can combine some items into 1 package. (SAL / Small Packet). 2 to 3 weeks. Please feel safe that we wrap the package very well to avoid breakage in transit. The item “HANGING SCROLL JAPANESE KAKEJIKU / Landscape Painting by Taizan Hine #908″ is in sale since Sunday, February 16, 2020. This item is in the category “Antiques\Asian Antiques\Japan\Paintings & Scrolls”. The seller is “japan_kakejiku_shop” and is located in Kobe city. This item can be shipped worldwide.
  • Country/Region of Manufacture: Japan
  • Type: Paintings
  • Region of Origin: Japan
  • Featured Refinements: Hanging Scroll
  • Age: 1800-1849
  • Primary Material: Paper & Fabric
  • Maker: Taizan Hine /
  • Original/Reproduction: Antique Original
  • Color: Black

HANGING SCROLL JAPANESE KAKEJIKU / Landscape Painting by Taizan Hine #908

JAPANESE SCROLL Painting Beauty, by Chobunsai Eishi (1756-1829) Ukiyoe

JAPANESE SCROLL Painting Beauty, by Chobunsai Eishi (1756-1829) Ukiyoe
JAPANESE SCROLL Painting Beauty, by Chobunsai Eishi (1756-1829) Ukiyoe
JAPANESE SCROLL Painting Beauty, by Chobunsai Eishi (1756-1829) Ukiyoe
JAPANESE SCROLL Painting Beauty, by Chobunsai Eishi (1756-1829) Ukiyoe
JAPANESE SCROLL Painting Beauty, by Chobunsai Eishi (1756-1829) Ukiyoe
JAPANESE SCROLL Painting Beauty, by Chobunsai Eishi (1756-1829) Ukiyoe
JAPANESE SCROLL Painting Beauty, by Chobunsai Eishi (1756-1829) Ukiyoe
JAPANESE SCROLL Painting Beauty, by Chobunsai Eishi (1756-1829) Ukiyoe
JAPANESE SCROLL Painting Beauty, by Chobunsai Eishi (1756-1829) Ukiyoe
JAPANESE SCROLL Painting Beauty, by Chobunsai Eishi (1756-1829) Ukiyoe
JAPANESE SCROLL Painting Beauty, by Chobunsai Eishi (1756-1829) Ukiyoe
JAPANESE SCROLL Painting Beauty, by Chobunsai Eishi (1756-1829) Ukiyoe

JAPANESE SCROLL Painting Beauty, by Chobunsai Eishi (1756-1829) Ukiyoe
Learned from Kano Mihcinobu, Bunryusai. Primary Material : Silk & Fabric. Condition : Refer to all pictures: insignificant stains, wrinkles and damage. W 57 x H 187 (cm) = W 22.44 x H73.62 (inch). Width (including roller ends): 64 cm. Beauty writing a poem on a fan. 25 x 18 inches. Beauty reading a letter. 36 x 12.2 inches. Oban YokO-E, Cinq Jeunes Femmes Assises Prenant Une Collation. 10.24 x 15.16 inches. Beauty beneath cherry blossoms. 35 x 12.1 inches. The item “JAPANESE SCROLL Painting Beauty, by Chobunsai Eishi (1756-1829) Ukiyoe” is in sale since Wednesday, June 12, 2019. This item is in the category “Antiques\Asian Antiques\Japan\Paintings & Scrolls”. The seller is “ukr10″ and is located in Clearwater Beach, Florida. This item can be shipped worldwide.
  • Region of Origin: Japan
  • Age: 1756-1829
  • Primary Material: Silk & Fabric
  • Original/Reproduction: Antique Original

JAPANESE SCROLL Painting Beauty, by Chobunsai Eishi (1756-1829) Ukiyoe

(AD-74) High Grade Gold MAKIE Painting TANTO Koshirae with Blade

(AD-74) High Grade Gold MAKIE Painting TANTO Koshirae with Blade
(AD-74) High Grade Gold MAKIE Painting TANTO Koshirae with Blade
(AD-74) High Grade Gold MAKIE Painting TANTO Koshirae with Blade
(AD-74) High Grade Gold MAKIE Painting TANTO Koshirae with Blade
(AD-74) High Grade Gold MAKIE Painting TANTO Koshirae with Blade
(AD-74) High Grade Gold MAKIE Painting TANTO Koshirae with Blade
(AD-74) High Grade Gold MAKIE Painting TANTO Koshirae with Blade
(AD-74) High Grade Gold MAKIE Painting TANTO Koshirae with Blade
(AD-74) High Grade Gold MAKIE Painting TANTO Koshirae with Blade
(AD-74) High Grade Gold MAKIE Painting TANTO Koshirae with Blade
(AD-74) High Grade Gold MAKIE Painting TANTO Koshirae with Blade
(AD-74) High Grade Gold MAKIE Painting TANTO Koshirae with Blade

(AD-74) High Grade Gold MAKIE Painting TANTO Koshirae with Blade
High Grade Gold MAKIE Painting TANTO Koshirae with Blade. MOTOHABA: MOTOKASANE: SAKIHABA: SAKIKASANE. 0.64 0.15.21.65 0.4. Koshirae Length: SAYA Length. 12.4 9.25. 31.5 23.5. 200 g (with bag). Blade is forge Iron TAMAHAGANE HABAKI is Copper Mekugi is Silver. Blade is little scratch but good Koshirae is Beautiful. Please judgment by photograph. Please contact me if you have any questions regarding the item. The invoice within 3 days, the item will be re-listed. North America and Oceania. Africa and South America. However, there are some countries, for which EMS is not available. (1)EMS :About 3. (2) SAL :About 1. (3) Small size SAL :About 1. (4) Surface:About 2. The item “(AD-74) High Grade Gold MAKIE Painting TANTO Koshirae with Blade” is in sale since Sunday, January 26, 2020. This item is in the category “Antiques\Asian Antiques\Japan\Armor”. The seller is “koushuya” and is located in onomitishi, default. This item can be shipped worldwide.
  • Region of Origin: Japan
  • Age: Blade is Old. Koshirae is Edo
  • Primary Material: Blade is forge Iron TAMAHAGANE
  • Original/Reproduction: Original
  • Type: High Grade Gold MAKIE Painting TANTO Koshirae

(AD-74) High Grade Gold MAKIE Painting TANTO Koshirae with Blade

WW2 Japanese Army Photo book 42 pics antique imperial picture Album WWII F/S

WW2 Japanese Army Photo book 42 pics antique imperial picture Album WWII F/S
WW2 Japanese Army Photo book 42 pics antique imperial picture Album WWII F/S
WW2 Japanese Army Photo book 42 pics antique imperial picture Album WWII F/S
WW2 Japanese Army Photo book 42 pics antique imperial picture Album WWII F/S
WW2 Japanese Army Photo book 42 pics antique imperial picture Album WWII F/S
WW2 Japanese Army Photo book 42 pics antique imperial picture Album WWII F/S
WW2 Japanese Army Photo book 42 pics antique imperial picture Album WWII F/S
WW2 Japanese Army Photo book 42 pics antique imperial picture Album WWII F/S

WW2 Japanese Army Photo book 42 pics antique imperial picture Album WWII F/S
WW2 Japanese Army imperial picture Album / Lot of 42 pictures. Please check listing picture. Want your item faster? International Buyers – Please Note. These charges are the buyers responsibility. The item “WW2 Japanese Army Photo book 42 pics antique imperial picture Album WWII F/S” is in sale since Thursday, November 7, 2019. This item is in the category “Collectibles\Militaria\WW II (1939-45)\Original Period Items\Japan\Other Japanese WWII Orig Items”. The seller is “kobento” and is located in Kuroshio,Hatagun. This item can be shipped worldwide.
  • Country/Region of Manufacture: Japan

WW2 Japanese Army Photo book 42 pics antique imperial picture Album WWII F/S

Antique Japanese 4-panel Birds & Floral Screen Painting On Paper

Antique Japanese 4-panel Birds & Floral Screen Painting On Paper
Antique Japanese 4-panel Birds & Floral Screen Painting On Paper
Antique Japanese 4-panel Birds & Floral Screen Painting On Paper
Antique Japanese 4-panel Birds & Floral Screen Painting On Paper
Antique Japanese 4-panel Birds & Floral Screen Painting On Paper
Antique Japanese 4-panel Birds & Floral Screen Painting On Paper
Antique Japanese 4-panel Birds & Floral Screen Painting On Paper
Antique Japanese 4-panel Birds & Floral Screen Painting On Paper
Antique Japanese 4-panel Birds & Floral Screen Painting On Paper
Antique Japanese 4-panel Birds & Floral Screen Painting On Paper
Antique Japanese 4-panel Birds & Floral Screen Painting On Paper
Antique Japanese 4-panel Birds & Floral Screen Painting On Paper

Antique Japanese 4-panel Birds & Floral Screen Painting On Paper
(BYOBU FOLDING SCREEN PAINTING). “Birds and Flowers Scene”. Lacquered wood frame Paper Ink. Mineral Pigment Silk Brocade. ACTUAL SIZE: 36″(91.5cm) H 70 1/2″(179cm) W. A Japanese 4-panel painted with beautiful scene of birds and flowers in a garden scene, signed. Condition; There is small puncture on the back side(reverse) panel. Otherwise very good condition o. Don’t miss out on this opportunity! PLEASE DON’T FORGET TO LEAVE FEEDBACK. The item “ANTIQUE JAPANESE 4-PANEL BIRDS & FLORAL SCREEN PAINTING ON PAPER” is in sale since Sunday, January 26, 2020. This item is in the category “Antiques\Asian Antiques\Japan\Paintings & Scrolls”. The seller is “johnlart” and is located in Glendale, California. This item can be shipped worldwide.
  • Region of Origin: Japan
  • Age: 1900-1940
  • Primary Material: Paper
  • Original/Reproduction: Antique Original
  • Color: Multi-Color

Antique Japanese 4-panel Birds & Floral Screen Painting On Paper

English Painted Antique Japanese Screen Pannels

English Painted Antique Japanese Screen Pannels
English Painted Antique Japanese Screen Pannels
English Painted Antique Japanese Screen Pannels
English Painted Antique Japanese Screen Pannels
English Painted Antique Japanese Screen Pannels
English Painted Antique Japanese Screen Pannels

English Painted Antique Japanese Screen Pannels
An unusual and rare screen. Made around 1900 and painted with scenes of japanese ladies on one side and birds and sailing ships on the other. You are unlikely to find another like this. It is taking up too much space in storage now as i9t no longer suits our deco. It has some wear commensurate with its age and one tear. It has also had some minor restoration work in the past. It is a beautiful screen that would be the center of attention in any room. The item “English Painted Antique Japanese Screen Pannels” is in sale since Sunday, July 21, 2019. This item is in the category “Antiques\Asian/Oriental Antiques\Japanese\Other Japanese”. The seller is “mirrorman33″ and is located in London. This item can’t be shipped, the buyer must pick up the item.
English Painted Antique Japanese Screen Pannels