A Japanese Paper Two-Panel Screen

A Japanese Paper Two-Panel Screen Height 60 x width of each panel 28 inches. Property from the Collection of Ron Winter, Merwins Antiques, Birmingham, Michigan Note: This lot is located in Chicago, Il

Japanese Painted Paper Two-Panel Wall Screen Depicting a Tiger Early 20th Century 67 inches x 74 inches. (restorations)

Two Japanese Paper Screen Panels. One depicting owl, the other of elder and man with bow and arrow. Used condition, wear, worn, tears Each panel measures 24 1/2" wide x 68 1/2" tall x 1" thick

A Japanese Two Panel Folding Screen of Bears Edo period (1615-1868), 19th century, ink, colors and gilt on paper, two panel folding screen byobu, featuring a family of bears, mother together with her

KIYOSHI SAITOJapan, 1907-1997"Caress": two views of cats and kittens. Each signed in image lower right. Numbered 5/50 and 6/50. Mounted on a two-panel paper-backed floor screen.Woodblock pri

One large two panel Japanese ink on paper calligraphy screen. Translated the text reads, "Mountains and rivers, one color stretching three thousand li, I lean against the building [waiting] for the wi

Japanese Two Panel Screen, Rinpa School, Edo/Meiji, Chrysanthemums, ink, color and gofun on paper with gold leaf, mounted in silk brocade.The Chrysanthemums are in slight relief to add prominence to t

Japanese two-panel byobu screen, Meiji period, ink and colors on paper, depicting white chrysanthemums in moriage, approx. 48"h x 19.25"w each

Two Panel Japanese Screen Ink, color and gold leaf on paper. 5 ft. 7 in. x 36 1/2 in. (each panel). Private Collection, Johnstown, New York

Japanese two-panel byobu screen, late Edo period, ink and color on gilt paper, silk brocade border, depicting wintry scene of herons and snowy branches, overall approx. 61"h x 61"w

Japanese large two-panel screen, Edo period, depicting white and brown hawks, ink and color on paper, with the signature and seal, each panel: approx. 66"h x 36"w

in two panels; signed to middle left panel; Condition: surface scratches and minor loss, nicks to frame throughout; each panel: 29 x 37 inches; 74 inches total width

江戶時期 人物屏风两扇 Ink, pigment, and gold leaf on paper, each screen depicting 48 Japanese figures. Edo period. Height of each: 67 3/4 in

Japanese two panel screen painting of rooster and hen in a landscape. Ink, color and metallic pigment on paper. Purchased from Imari antiques, Sausalito, California. Signature for Kocho Zako. Measures

A Large Japanese Mt Fuji two panel screen, after Soga Shochaku, birth name Miura Sakonjiro (1731-1781), sumo ink on paper, 67"h x 74"w [Provenance: purchased from Gumps October 15, 1979]

Antique Japanese watercolor on silk paneled screen. Hand painted romantic scene of Japanese court figures. Two panel screen measuring 28.5 X 74 overall. Back is lined with patterned paper. From the Ho

Meiji Period, 18th century or earlier; in the manner of Chokuan Soga(17th century), two hawk gouaches, laid down to form two panel screen, ink , pigment and gilt on rice paper, with wood frame, 68 in.

Pair of Japanese Two Panel Screens. Each two-panel screen affixed with 12 sheets painting in various shapes. Ink and color on paper, mounted on a gold paper ground, in silk mounted on board; some sign

comprising two panels each panel 59 x 23 inches

Japanese Two Panel Screen, Rinpa School, probably Meiji period, depicting Mt.Fuji seen through tall grasses, chrysanthemums and blue bellflowers, ink and color and silver leaf on paper, unsigned. Dim

A Japanese Two-Panel Screen LATE 19TH CENTURY/EARLY 20TH CENTURY Chinese Landscape with Scholars ink and color on paper signed, with an artist's seal Height of each panel 52 1/4 x width 37 3/4 in., 13

Two Japanese four panel screens painted on paper, 20th c., decorated with landscape and fruit trees. Both: 36"h x 73"w x .75"d

ANONYMOUS Cranes with Prunus Blossoms Edo period (1615-1868), 19th century A two-panel folding screen, ink, colors, gofun (calcified crushed oyster-shell gesso), and gold on paper within a double silk

ANONYMOUS (19TH CENTURY) Shishi Lion-Dog and Peonies Edo period (1615-1868) or Meiji era (1868-1912), 19th century A large two-panel folding screen in ink and colors on paper depicting a shishi (Chine