Sakai Hōitsu (酒井抱一 1761 – 1829) kakejiku scroll

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Sakai Hōitsu (酒井抱一 1761 – 1829) kakejiku scrollSakai Hitsu ( 1761 1829) Ink and color on silk, signed and sealed, tomobako box, bone shafts. A superb kakejiku by one of the greatest masters of japanese painting

executed near the end of both Isai and Hokusai’s lives

Taiga expanded his repertoire to include a considerably broader range of themes than most Chinese scholarpainters would have considered acceptable: figures from Japanese folklore

水田竹圃 Mizuta Chikuho (1883-1958) / A single kakejiku scroll

A real treasure for any serious collector

no foxing or stains

with the occasional use of copper plates from vol

One Hundred Pictures of Horses

Initially thought to be a Meiji scroll is in fact the fourth volume of Kyō Warabe (京童 loosely translated as "Guide to Famous Places in Kyoto") published in Meireiki 4 (1658) made (most probably for better preserving) into an emakimono mounting

this book experienced a revival and vigorous promotion

and a colophonExterior cardboard with cloth worn and tear in some corners

Subject: 大近松全集より「夕霧阿波鳴海」の夕霧 Yugiri from ``Yugiri Awa Naruto'' by 島成園 Shima SeienCarver: 山岸主計 Yamagishi Kazue

[satsu] 7 (ni-hen

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