FOUR-PANEL SCREEN (TALES OF GENJI RIMPA OR TOSA SCHOOL).

Pair of Japanese Tosa school six-panel folding screens, each ink, color and gold on paper, depicting a scene from the Tale of Genji, 41.75"h. x 106.5"w.

ARTIST UNKNOWN, TOSA SCHOOL Four Paintings of Scenes from Genji Monogatari (The Tale of Genji) Edo period (1615-1868), 17th/18th Century Painted in ink, colours, and gold on paper within bands of gold

A Japanese six panel screen of cranes and Mt. FujiRimpa Schooleach panel height 37 1/2in (95.5cm); width 18in (46cm)

Japanese four-panel screen Meiji period Shijo school ink and colors on silver leaf depicting mountain cherry blossoms and pigeons 67""h x approx. 23.75""w (each)

Japanese, 18th Century Tosa School Six-Panel ScreenHand painted on silver and rice paper background depicting the noble people going to see the red leaves in fall near Mt. Fuji.Purchased in Kyoto, Aug

67"h x 148 3/4" Condition, some tears to paper, overall wear

Three (3) Japanese art-related items. 1st item: Four-panel polychrome painted screen or divider, Manga school, depicting groups of figures engaging in a variety of human activities and earthly pleasur

Japanese Rimpa Style Four Panel Folding Screen, Modern, decorated with grasses and flowers on a gilded ground, mounted on silk brocade. Dimensions: 36 in. total ht. 2 end panels 18 in. l. 2 middle pan

Edo period A large six-panel screen, ink, colors, gold, and gold leaf on paper, depicting samurai figures escorting an ox-drawn cart, the vignettes punctuated by gold clouds. 59in. x 135in. (approxima

Japanese / Asian gouache on paper four panel folding screen with floral motif, in the Rinpa School style, either Late Momoyama Period (late 18th century) or Momoyama style (19th century). Minor wear c

18/19th c. Japanese Tosa School- A Scene from The Tales of Genji- ink and watercolor on silk, originally mounted as a scroll. 57 x 33''

East Asia, Japan, Meiji period, ca. 1868 to 1912 CE. A stunning Japanese Meiji period six-panel folding screen expertly painted on rice paper to depict scenes from the Tale of Genji, written by the fa

Meiji period Japanese unique screen, six panel design, ink and colors on paper, from scene of Tale of Genji, depicts lord of the land, some offcials and dancers.

Tale of Genji Scene, a Japanese scene depicting two women and a man seated in an open pavilion, gold at upper and lower portion of painting. Color and Gold Leaf on paper. Japanese, Tosa School, execut

JAPANESE TWO-PANEL SCREENFirst Half of the 20th CenturyA scene from the Tale of Genji, with Prince Genji and two attendants under an arbor against a gold silk ground.Height 60.25". Length 20.5&qu

DESCRIPTION: (2 Pc) A pair of antique japanese original watercolor paintings. This set includes: one (1) watercolor illustration to the Tale of Genji by Lady Murasaki Shikibu; and one (1) Tosa school

Japanese School (19th/20th c.), screen, Palace courtyard, four panels, signed, 36.5"h x 95"w (total)

A Japanese Six-Panel Folding Screen Depicting a series of scenes from the Tale of Genji with buildings and figures emerging from behind textured golden clouds. {Each Panel: 42 3/4 x 18 x 1/2 inches (1

A Japanese Six-Panel Folding Screen Depicting a series of scenes from the Tale of Genji with buildings and figures emerging from behind textured golden clouds. {Each Panel: 42 3/4 x 18 x 1/2 inches (1

A Chinese dressing screen offers four panels having black lacquered finish, front with more recent Severin Roesen School fruit and foliate still life painting and en verso gilt bamboo painting, raised

Together with associated booklet entitled, " The Tale of Genji by Lady Muraski, translated by Arthur Waley." 17"h x 54"w

Anonymous (Japanese, 19th Century) Tale of Genji ink and color and gold-flecked paper, six-fold screen unsigned Height of each panel 67 1/2 x width 25 in., 171.5 x 63.5 cm. Property from the Collectio

Vintage 19th Century Japanese Genji Painting. Fine antique Japanese Byobu wind screen painting on paper and gold leaf, Genji tale narrative. Watercolor and gold leaf technique, 6 foldable panels in or

Lot 68 Studio Job - Job Smeets (F. 2000) Four panel screen, from the 'Perished Collection' (2006) macassar ebony with laser-cut bird's eye maple marquetry inlaid with Job on the back lower left overal