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JS65
Japanese
small 2 panel screen of geese and grasses, signed IMAO KEINAN
Ink
on silk
188cm
long x 39.5cm high
POA
 
Plum blossom and birds
maki-e lacquer incense container
RC5
Incense box with plum blossom with birds
motif - in original box - exquisite quality, design and
condition. A collectors piece.
Maki-elacquer exterior design with a nashiji speckled gold interior and base.
10.5 cm long
x 8.5 cm wide x 3.5cm deep
 
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Japanese seated Amidha
Buddha
RC2
A carved
and gilded wooden statue on an elaborate lotus flower stand with a
deep carved and gilded halo with Buddhist cloud
motif
61cm x 26cm x 20cm [H x W x
D]
  
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JS6
Literati screen - Japanese painting of classical
Chinese landscape
Signed: Soga
Shohaku(1730 - 1781), Mid Edo period,
C18th
Sumi ink and sunago (powdered gold
leaf)
W 363cm x H 168cm
An important historical artist and the subject
of a solo exhibition at the Kyoto National Museum in 2005, Shohaku
was a soga painter and a dominant figure in the Kyoto artworld
although many of his contemporaries including Okyo belived him to
be mad and a fanatic due to his lack of conformity to polite
society. An independent and proud artist often drawing influence
from Chinese literati and legend, the strength in his brushwork was
still appreciated by critics of the time. Shohaku works can be
found in many major international public collections including the
Fogg Art Museum Harvard, Freer Gallery of Art Washington, Itsuo Art
Museum Osaka, Kosho-ji Kyoto, Metropolitan Museum of Art New York,
Museum of Fine Arts Boston, Tokyo National Museum and Tokyo
University of Arts Exhibition Hall.
Kyoto National Museum Shohaku Show
exhibition
Works at Fogg Art Museum
Harvard
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Screens
JS29
Signed by Matsumura Baiso
(1884-1935) study of an Okinawan mother and child - Early C20th
- Taisho period
W 190 x H 176
Taisho painting Click for more information on artist and 1930's
Japanese painting
Reference: Taisho
Chic Art Gallery of
NSW 2008
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Screens
RC1
Early C17th
Buddhist black lacquer zushi (gilded and
decorated with buddhist creatures) with a statue of a priest
holding a rosary.
44 cm h x 20 cm diameter (
at mouth opening)
RC4
Meiji Bronze Vase with inlaid silver and gold
motifs of flying geese and reeds an exceptional piece in perfect
condition
  
signature Kana
Zawa Dou ki kai Sya
RC6
Muromachi period - C16th
Buddhist scroll
mounted on brocade with quality incised and
gilded scroll mounts
KK 3 Japanese kuruma
dansu
A very fine example of a
karumadansu -
zelkova and
hinoke (cypress)
woods with a urushi lacquer
finish. Beautiful deep patina and colour from Tsuruga
area.
Genroku period, 300 years old
102 x 146 x 77.5
cm 3' 4" x
5" x 2' 6"
H x W x
D
RC8
Pair of carved ranma
- Japanese architectural features - ventilation
panels from a temple or shrine. These exquisitely carved frieze,
coloured with colour pigment are excellent examples of their
kind.
RC10
Japanese statue of the goddess
Benten riding a
Shinto fox with a gilt sceptremounted on a box typical in
design for temple and shrine furnishing
design
Japanese polychrome on wood statues of Ebisu
and Daikoku, circa 1800
more about Ebisu ... more about
Daikoku
RC3
Japanese Standing KannonC17th
Early Edo period - an exquisitely detailed
and balanced piece
38cm x 13cm x 11cm [H x W x
D]
  
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