JAPANESE SCROLL PAINTING
18th Century or Earlier
The Buddhist God of Fire standing with his implements against a fiery ground.
On paper, 34.5" x 14". Unframed.
Provenance:
American Art Galleries, New York, March 29-31, 1911, Lot #387.

Mountings as is, bottom held together with linen tape. Some light creasing. Lot number still on scroll end. Approximate weight when rolled up is 1 lb. Width is 16".
Width 7.5".

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