Japanese Edo Period Fan Painting #14 - Painters

Original Edo period fan painting by important poet and literati / bunjin-ga painter Tani Buncho, showing a fish among water plants. With artist's signature red seal. Mounted to brocade under glass. Fr

17/18th cen, on gold leaf paper, measures 18" wide; Provenace: from an Atlanta, Ga Estate

17/18th cen, iris on gold background, measures 18" wide; Provenace: from an Atlanta, Ga Estate

17th cen, on gold leaf paper, measures 18" wide; Provenace: from an Atlanta, Ga Estate

17th cen, on gold leaf paper, crane with pine scene, measures 18" wide; Provenace: from an Atlanta, Ga Estate

17/18th cen, on gold leaf background, measures 18" wide; Provenace: from an Atlanta, Ga Estate

Japan, Edo Period Signed with calligraphy and chop marks Paint on silk From the collection of Ruth Latta, Provincetown, Massachusetts. Overall scroll hangs 75" by 19 1/4", painting 49" by 14"

Color woodblock of two attached sheets. 19 1/2 x 14 inches (irregular.) Provenance: Provenance: From the personal portfolio of J.A.S. Monks (American painter, 1850 - 1917) and to the present consignor

Attributed to Tawaraya Sosetsu (Japanese, Edo period), ink, color and gold leaf on paper, depicting lotus blossoms, with a black lacquered tomobako, painting: 24"h x 11"w, scroll: 55"h x 14.75"w

Ito Jakuchu, 1716-1800, was a Japanese painter of the mid-Edo period. Many of his paintings concern traditionally Japanese subjects, such as animals and birds. He is also known for experimenting with

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.

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.

JAPANESE SCROLL PAINTING OF THREE LADIES IN A LANDSCAPEMeiji PeriodOne holding a sword and one holding a fan. Signed lower right. Mounts as-is.On paper, 46" x 14". Unframed.

Group of five Japanese hanging scroll paintings, depicting a variety of figures and scenes. Including a work by Kano Chikanobu. All date from the Edo period.(Huaxin) height ranges from 14 in to 47 1/2

Woodblock. 14" x 29". Provenance: The collection of J.A.S. Monks (American painter, 1850 - 1917) who acquired the print around the Edo period and thence by descent to the present consignor, his great-

Antique Japanese Edo Period painting on paper depicting an old plum tree and bamboo; high quality silk brocade mounting. This painting would make an excellent candidate for use as a teaching aid for c

Early Edo period standing Buddha in fine gold lines with rays and indigo background. Mounted as a hanging scroll, now framed. Dimensions: (Frame) H 38" x W 20" (Painting) H 13.5" x W 6" Condition: Pai

Pair pair of two Ca. 18th Century pigments on paper of Zen Monks. Dimensions: Frame: H 40.25" x W 25.25" Paintings: H 35" x W 20.5" Condition: Both with multiple restorations, rubbing, tears and flaki

Japan, ca. Edo Period. Painting of chrysanthemums by Shiba Kokan (1747-1818). Custom box. Ex: Estate of Diran Dohanian, distinguished art historian and Asian art specialist. Most of Professor Dohanian

Folk art temple painting of a galloping horse. 18th/19th century. Colors on wood panel. Panel framed with modern framing. Dimensions: (Frame) H 17.75" x W 23" (Sight) H 13.5" x W 19" Condition: Panel

16th/17th century scroll painting with seven Buddhist monks all identified with characters. Scroll now framed. Dimensions: (Frame) H 43.5" x W 20.5" (Painting) H 35" x W 17" Condition: Painting with s

Provenace: from a New England, Ma Estate; 18th cen, edo period, japanese lacquer writing box with fan shape decoration, poem wiriting interior, measures 23.5 by 20 cm and 3cm ht

Porcelain with underglaze blue and red painting. Japan, Edo Period presumably Arita A delicate vase in distinct Chinese style decorated with stylistic butterflies in blue and red. Double ring on the b

Marked on margin Watanabe Shiko, flowers, detail from Japanese painting edo period, Rimpa school. Printed 1974 New York graphic society. Approximately 37.75 x 21.75 inches. Moderate tearing to top of