Japanese Abstract Scroll Painting of Two Fish.

Japanese Abstract Scroll Painting of Two Fish. Watercolor. 62.5” x 22” overall.

Ink on scroll, depicts two fishes swimming, detailed with full lips, large eyes, fins and tail, the top decorated with half gnarled twigs of pine tree, one seal sign on the right corner. Approximately

Japanese scroll painting signed and entitled "Two Little Birds". Has owner's chop mark. In good condition. Scroll measures approx. 76" inches long by 25" inches wide. Artist unknown.

JAPANESE SCROLL PAINTING OF TWO FIGURES18th/19th CenturyBoth figures at the water's edge. One, possibly Tokaibo, is fishing. Signed and seal marked upper right.On paper, 45" x 20.5". Unframed.

Signed Japanese Scroll Painting? of Two Monkeys. In good condition. It measures approx. 68" inches long and 17" inches wide.Looks like a watercolor but I am not sure

Vintage hand painted Japanese scroll. Painting depicts two birds together below the trees. Signed lower right. Measures approx 77" (196cm) length x 18" (46cm) width.

Depicting a red and black koi fish swimming together with a tree above them; in a wooden box. H: 50 in., W: 15 5/8 in.

in Lucite frame approximately 12 x 48 inches

4 Japanese Scroll Paintings of Animals, Fish, etc. Height of largest work of art 47 inches (119.5 cm.) X width 16 3/4 inches (42.5 cm.). NOTE: Any condition statement is given as a courtesy to a clien

TWO JAPANESE SCROLL PAINTINGS ON PAPER20th Century1) Pine tree, with calligraphic inscription mid-left. 25.5" x 10" sight. Framed 37" x 14".2) Bamboo, with calligraphy and seals. 3

Both 20th century, both on silk, each depicting Geisha  Dimensions: artwork is 48 1/2"x 16 1/2", and 43" x 16 1/2" overall lengths are 69" and 81"

A grouping of two Japanese scroll paintings: one depicting a portrait of a Geisha, the other depicting a nobleman in a summer house. Image of man: 37in x 14in. Entire scroll: 68in x 19-1/2in.

Group of three Japanese scroll paintings on paper; of two calligraphy, and one painting of Guandi; 19th and 20th C. 48" x 16 1/2" (largest, approx.);Due to COVID-19 restrictions, our employees are wor

Lot of three Japanese woodblock prints, along with two Japanese scroll paintings. Largest frame measures 19" x 22.25" wide. Larger scroll measures a total of 28.5" wide. Condition: good, minor signs o

Two similar 19th century Japanese scroll paintings on silk, comprised of a painting of an immortal and two subjects and a goddess before Mount Fuji, later framed. [Scroll length: 120 1/2", Scroll widt

Hanging scroll, ink on paper, signed by Suio (1716 - 1789) with artist's seals, good condition, wooden storage box, 10 3/8 x 35 in. (26.3 x 89 cm) image, 11 1/4 x 65 1/4 in. (28.5 x 165.7 cm) overall

Two Japanese Scrolls: Fish & ArhatTwo old Japanese scrolls: ink and color on silk of two koi fish; together with ink and wash on paper of an Arhat; inscriptions and seal marks; 43" x 13" (larger); one

Japanese paper scroll has two illustrated carp fish with character text above and signature on back top. Measurements: Visual Image - 50"H x 21"W; Total - 72"H x 25"W. Condition report: Missing a porc

Two framed Japanese scroll paintings. Depicts a woman in an entry way, with two warrior figures on one, and two seated figures on the other. Housed with beige silk matting. Work Size: 43 x 20 in.SHIPP

One with a rabbit in flowers, image 36 x 13.5 inches, the other a woman, image 22 x 13.5 inches.

Japanese scroll painting on silk; of seated Buddha, two attendants at his feet; 19th Century; 33" x 13" (image, approx.); mounted in lucite frame

Japanese Meiji Macaque Monkey Scroll Painting/ 38''x14''. Depicting two monkeys swinging from tree vine. Signed l.r. similar to works by Mori Sosen. Mounted with ends 21''. Overall excellent condition

Two Japanese scrolls: koi fish on silk; together with pufferfish on paper; each signed, with seal marks; 41" x 16" (largest, approx.)

Go Shummei (Japanese, 1700-1781). Group of two framed Japanese watercolor scroll paintings, painted in the style of the Kano School, the dominant style of Japanese painting from the late 15th century