Description
A very old work of art in the form of a Japanese scroll or Kakejiku. This extremely fine piece of Meiji art work that depicts a grand cockerel or rooster having its' tail feathers teased by a playful black and white puppy with a hen looking on. Foliage and red berries enhance the scene on the right side.. Signed & Stamped by the artist lower right.
The "ten" heaven section is correctly longer than the bottom section, the "chi" earth.
Hand painted scene on hand made paper with a gold/bronze 'silk brocade strip' at either end of the work.
Beige/tan coloured paper form the frame (heaven and earth) with hand woven silk jingyan (JingYan; literally "frightened swallows") hanging from the stave at the top. Roller is missing one end with slight tear where roller meets the chi area, zhoutou in good order.
A lovely piece of work that comes with its' own signed and sealed wood presentation box. There is some water damage to the box and the top of the scroll as can be seen in the photographs - see arrows. The scroll is priced accordingly.
This work could possibly be re mounted/cut (as per the second photograph) if required and framed as it is such a superb piece of art it is well worth keeping.
Listed by East2West Furniture Florida.
W22", Length 80.5".
Condition:
Alterations: Original Condition Unaltered
Imperfections: Some Imperfections
Condition Notes: See description & photos as pricing reflects the imperfections. Minor age wear, few small foxing spots. Comes in original signed wooden box. Japan, late Meiji to early Showa Era.
Origin:
Japan
Materials & Techniques:
Bone, Fabric, Paint, Paper, Silk, Wood
Details:
What type of item is it? Vintage / Antique / Used
Country of Origin: Japan
Art Subjects: Animals
Frame Type: Unframed
The "ten" heaven section is correctly longer than the bottom section, the "chi" earth.
Hand painted scene on hand made paper with a gold/bronze 'silk brocade strip' at either end of the work.
Beige/tan coloured paper form the frame (heaven and earth) with hand woven silk jingyan (JingYan; literally "frightened swallows") hanging from the stave at the top. Roller is missing one end with slight tear where roller meets the chi area, zhoutou in good order.
A lovely piece of work that comes with its' own signed and sealed wood presentation box. There is some water damage to the box and the top of the scroll as can be seen in the photographs - see arrows. The scroll is priced accordingly.
This work could possibly be re mounted/cut (as per the second photograph) if required and framed as it is such a superb piece of art it is well worth keeping.
Listed by East2West Furniture Florida.
W22", Length 80.5".
Condition:
Alterations: Original Condition Unaltered
Imperfections: Some Imperfections
Condition Notes: See description & photos as pricing reflects the imperfections. Minor age wear, few small foxing spots. Comes in original signed wooden box. Japan, late Meiji to early Showa Era.
Origin:
Japan
Materials & Techniques:
Bone, Fabric, Paint, Paper, Silk, Wood
Details:
What type of item is it? Vintage / Antique / Used
Country of Origin: Japan
Art Subjects: Animals
Frame Type: Unframed
Condition
Original Condition Unaltered; Some Imperfections; See description & photos as pricing reflects the imperfections. Minor age wear, few small foxing spots. Comes in original signed wooden box. Japan, late Meiji to early Showa Era.
Buyer's Premium
20%
Dimensions
80 x 22 x 1 in
Rooster With Playful Puppy, Fine Meiji Period Japanese Scroll Painting (1868-1912) Signed & Boxed
Estimate $500-$780
Starting Bid
$240
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