Japanese Scrolls, Kano School

(lot of 3) Japanese scrolls: two ink and color on silk and one on paper: the first, possibly Kano Seisei (1795-1846) depicting flower and sudare, signature and seal; the second, a pair of myna birds o

A group of three Japanese scrolls in the original box Kano school. Edo period, circa late 17th century / early 18th century. Ink wash style painting on rice paper, with silk scroll mounting. ++ Landsc

Hanging scroll. Japan. 18th century. Kano school landscape. Ink on paper. Brocade mounts. 21 x 11in.

Ca. 18thC. Very good condition, with little spotting or staining. Overall dark tone, otherwise very fine with no holes, rips or repairs. The two lower left stamped seals appear to be collector seals,

Ca. late 18th to mid 19thC. Very good with minor surface light spots, no loss or cracks. There is a red seal in the shape of a two-handled urn, extreme lower left. The entire scroll size is stated bel

Go Shummei (Japanese, 1700-1781). Group of two framed Japanese watercolor scroll paintings, painted in the style of the Kano School, the dominant style of Japanese painting from the late 15th century

Ca. early 19thC. Kano Isen'in Naganobu (1775-1828). Shows minor spots of surface loss, with dark spots and stains. The paper creases are the most significant condition issue. Signed as shown. The enti

Hanging scroll. Japan. 18th century. Ink and colors on silk. Kano school. 10.5 x 15in. Landscape. Signed. Toned, staines.

Watercolor on paper. Black bird in a landscape. Signed and marked Early Kano School; 36.5in.H. x 9in.(overall)

Watercolor on paper. Black bird in a landscape. Signed and marked Early Kano School; 36.5in.H. x 9in.(overall)

AFTER KANO NAGANOBU (1434-1530): A KANO SCHOOL SCROLL PAINTING OF A TIGER After Kano Naganobu (1434-1530), signed Hokkyo Masanobu Hitsu with seal MasanobuJapan, 17th /18th century, Edo period (1615-18

LOT (2) JAPANESE KANO SCHOOL HAND PAINTED INK SCROLLS, HORSE WITH WILLOWS. 37 X 13 1/2" WITH BOX AND RECEIPTS

Ca. late 17th to mid 18thC. Signed as shown. Surface exhibits darkening with some creases, and minor spots with slight staining. All age appropriate issues. The entire scroll size is stated below, the

A JAPANESE KANO SCHOOL WATERCOLOR ON SILK SCROLL, ink on silk, four red seals, including one of double gourd form with two characters, another of oval form with six characters, and two square seals wi

Ca. late 18th to mid 19thC. Ink on paper. Excellent with no loss, rips or repairs. Overall age toning. The entire scroll size is shown below, the actual painting size is approx. 10 1/4" by 12 3/4". Ac

Japanese Kano School, 19th/early 20th c ., "Fukurokuji", ink on silk, signed and sealed lower right, 32 3/4 in. x 12 1/4 in., mounted as a hanging scroll. Condition: foxing, creases and small losses.

Japanese School, Early Antique Scroll Painting. Watercolor on silk. By To-un Kano. Possibly 18th century. With label verso. Image size: 32.5 x 15 inches.

A Japanese Kano School Folding Screen of Chinese Children Edo period (1615-1868), six panel folding screen, ink, pigments and gold on paper, decorated with Chinese children painted in jewel hued color

DESCRIPTION: Six panel screen featuring a scene fashioned from ink and gold leaf on paper depicting several warriors on foot and on horseback encountering an elder on a beach across from rocky cliffs

JAPANESE KANO SCHOOL SIX-PANEL SCREENEdo PeriodDepicts a snowy bamboo landscape under a bright sun against a gold ground. Signed lower left. Brocade border and gilt metal corner mounts.Height 48"

6 PANEL FOLDING SCREEN WITH WATERFALL AND FLORAL DECORATION. KANO SCHOOLA ND TOKUGAWA PERIOD 112" LONG X 55" TALL

A Japanese Kano School six-panel screen of ink, color, and gold leaf on paper, depicting various court figures in a landscape. Fitted into a custom frame. Inside frame of full screen: 23-1/4in tall x

An antique Japanese Kano school two-panel screen painted with figures overlooking a landscape. Height of each panel: 60 in. W: 34 in.

(lot of 2) Japanese scrolls, "Kanzan Jittoku" depicting the poet-monks, Kanzan (Hanshan) and Jittoku (Shide) of Tang dynasty, China, both bearing the name (Kano) Tsunenobu (1636-1713) and the seal, in