- A JAPANESE FLOOR SCREEN PAINTING OF
A HAWK AMIDST WAVES Meiji period (1868-1912), 19th century, ink and colors on paper, two paintings set into a double-sided floor screen, one side painted with a powerful...
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SCREEN. Large Japanese Nanban style 6-panel paint and gilt decorated folding floor screen displaying the arrival of a most surely Portuguese merchant ship on. Depictions of...
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FOLDING SCREEN Japanese Edo period painted 6-panel Rakuchu Rakugai Zu folding floor screen of "Scenes in and about Kyoto along the Kamo river". Several applied inscriptions....
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FOLDING SCREEN Japanese Edo period painted 6-panel Rakuchu Rakugai Zu folding floor screen of "Scenes in and about Kyoto along the Kamo river". Several applied inscriptions....
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SCREEN. Japanese 6-Panel Rakuchu-Rakugai Zu painted floor screen. Possibly along the Kyoto River. From a Mt Sinai, NY estate. Dimensions: 107.25" w x 41.75" h. Condition:...
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SCREEN. Japanese 6-Panel Rakuchu-Rakugai Zu painted floor screen. From a Mt Sinai, NY estate. Dimensions: 130.5" w x 40.75" h. Condition: Good, with general wear from age...
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20th
Century
ink and color on paper, painted to show figures at various tasks.
Height of each panel 65 x 20 3/4 in., 165.1 x 52.7 cm....
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19TH
CENTURY
each panel comprised of paintings and calligraphy.
Height of each panel 53 5/8 x width 25 1/8 in., 136.3 x 64 cm....
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EARLY 20TH CENTURY HEIGHTS 72". LENGTHS 66"., Early 20th Century, Both with painted decoration of several figures engaged in various pursuits in a courtyard and a riverside...
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Painted Three-Panel Floor Screen, Height: 66 in; Width: 70 in...
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WITH IVORY INLAY, 19TH C., TWO-PANEL, FRONT WITH EBONIZED OVAL PANELS INLAID WITH PHEASANTS OR...+ASIAN: Antique Japanese floor screen with ivory inlay, 19th C., two-panel,...
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C.1900, LACQUERED CASE WITH STAMPED METAL MOUNTS, FOUR PANEL DOOR WITH GILDED PANELS ON REVERSE, INTERIOR WITH SECOND SET OF FOLDING SCREEN DOORS, THESE PIERCED WITH LACE...
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Screen
19th Century
Height 58 x width of each panel 18 3/4 inches.
Property from the Collection of Joseph H. and June S. Hennage, Williamsburg, Virginia, Sold to Benefit The...
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Byobu (Floor Screens), 18th century, Edo Period, each panel executed in gouache on paper with gold foil borders at the top and base, bordered in the original silk brocade...
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panel folding screen in ink and colors on paper unsigned painted in a Western manner - possibly by a Western artist depicting the evolution of battle technology and dress.DOA...
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FLOOR SCREEN. Each panel: 72'' x 16'' Condition: No Specific Condition Recorded - Sold As Is...
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Byobu (Floor Screen), 19th century, of traditional form with painted background depicting a village scene set against a mountainous lake landscape, the screen further decorated...
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Screen, Meiji period (1868-1912), the painting depicting a fall scene of a red maple along side a flowing stream, a heron, bluebird, mocking bird and a pair of sparrows enlivening...
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