Japanese Scrolls, Edo

(lot of 3) Japanese scrolls, Edo period: one Shingon sect sutra, dated Ansei 4 (=1858); two scrolls possibly about incense, plants and their costs, dated Bunsei 8 (=1825), largest: 10.5"

Okada Hanko, 18th or 19th century ink painting mounted as a scroll, Edo period Japanese antique scroll. Paper Approximately 67.5 x 14.5625 in. Wooden Rod Approximately 16.5 in.

Antique Japanese Kakemono scroll, Late Edo period, Death of the Historical Buddha, painting on paper, with the Buddha in gold, image measuring 62 by 50 inches.

A clothed monkey with spectacles, date 1860 (安政七年/庚申), unidentified Japanese, signed with the honorific title hōgen 法眼, or the dharma eye,

Japanese Edo Tiger Scroll, 19th C. Signed: Bunpo. Scroll painting of a compact, growling tiger in stride against a rocky background. Ink, mineral colors and gofun (ground white oyster shell pigment) o

East Asia, Japan, late Edo period (1603-1868). An impressively long and finely painted scroll. The imagery presents with fluid, sparse brushwork characteristic of painters in the late Edo period (1603

Ink and pigments on paper mounted to silk. Scroll shows the Buddha flanked by two dieties on lotus thrones above twelve smaller zodiac figures. With original old paper tag from "S. Nambu, Art Curios,

Watercolor on silk depicting a hawk, modern frame. Dimensions:The image size is 27 1/8" x 11 1/4", the frame is 36 1/2" 14 1/2" Provenance:From a local collection.

Group of four early scroll paintings, including Japanese Edo period scrolls and Chinese Qing dynasty scrolls. With subject matters including graceful plants and a group of masks.(Huaxin) height ranges

EDO PERIOD SCROLL - 1850-1875 - SIGNED

EDO PERIOD SCROLL CIRCA 1850. WITH LAVISHLY DRESSED BEAUTY WITH KOI FISH ON KIMONO - SILK AND GOLD BROCADE BORDER

Antique Japanese painting on paper canvas depicting a mighty falcon capturing a large pheasant, while small birds flee up above; mounted in fine silk brocade; A copy of the old 1965 receipt will be in

Group of three Japanese hanging scroll paintings from the Edo period depicting vegetables, a waterfall and landscape. Ink and color on paper.(Gourds) Huaxin; height: 29 in x width: 12 1/2 in. Scroll;

A small Edo/Meiji Period scroll of a fruiting chestnuts on a branch of a tree, after Kano Naonobu (1607-16-50), signed Naonobu, sealed Kano, but most like 18th century.

A very nice handmade original ancient Japanese scroll drawing. Made in the Edo period by Taro Yahata Gika. Minamoto no Yoshiie armor colleague bow and arrow of the late Heian period of warlords Total:

Japanese Buddhist scroll Shingon sect mandala, Edo period, depicting five Buddhas, each on a red circle on white lotus with Sanskrit script, gilt, ink and colors, dated Tenpo 3 (=1832), painting: 36.5

A Japanese hanging scroll 'The Death of Buddha', Edo period 1600 - 1868, depicting the death of Sakyamuni, the historical Buddha who is lying on a dais with lotus pillow below tall trees, surrounded b

AN 18TH CENTURY JAPANESE EDO PERIOD BRONZE SCROLL WEIGHT modelled as a seated male upon an open clam shell. 6 cm x 5 cm.

Landscape Attributed to Nakabayashi Chikuto (1776-1853) c. 1823, Edo Period Size: Scroll: Length 201cm Width 66cm Painting: Length 130cm Width 44.5cm Box is inscribed by Yazuchi Kinzan (1851-1920) No

A strip calligraphy written by Watanabe Kazan, a Japanese painter, scholar and statesman in the Edo period. This scroll was on an exhibition in the Tokyo national museum with a copy of catalog and lis

after KANO TANYU (Japanese 1602-1674) A ZEN INK ON SILK SCROLL FRAGMENT, PROBABLY EDO PERIOD,1603-1868, ink wash on rice paper, of a gibbon monkey reaching over a watery surface, with a ding form red

This long vertical calligraphy is written by Takuan Soho, an influential poet and artist in Edo period. The scroll consists of six characters with signature and seal. L:66in(167cm) W:12in(30cm)

This strip of calligraphy is signed by Takarai Kikaku, a Japanese haikai poet in the Edo period. The scroll is decorated with peony patterns. L:57in(144cm) W:9in(22cm)

This calligraphy is written by Kato Kiyomasa, a great general and leader in Edo period. The scroll is decorated with interlocking floral patterns. L:42in(106cm) W:23in(58cm)