Japanese School (18th c.), scroll painting

Japanese School (18th c.), scroll painting, 65.5"h x 35.5"w (image)

Asian School, scroll painting, Chinese or Japanese School (17th/18th century), Scholars, courtesans and entertainers, ink and pigment on paper/silk, 65.5"h x 35.5"w (image), framed under glass

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

Japanese School, Early Antique Scroll Painting. Watercolor on silk. By To-un Kano. Possibly 18th century. With label verso. Image size: 32.5 x 15 inches.

AFTER KANO NAGANOBU (1434-1530): A KANO SCHOOL SCROLL PAINTING OF A TIGER After Kano Naganobu (1434-1530), signed Hokkyo Masanobu Hitsu with seal MasanobuJapan, 17th /18th century, Edo period (1615-18

A group of three Japanese scrolls in the original box Kano school. Edo period, circa late 17th century / early 18th century. Ink wash style painting on rice paper, with silk scroll mounting. ++ Landsc

Suga Ranrisai Japanese Sumi Ink Scroll Painting, circa late 18th century. Inscription reads "Painted by Ranrinsai, a 76-year-old man"; Gourd-shaped seal reads "Shoboku" refering to Suga Ranrisai, also

Late 17th to early 18th century Japanese scroll painting on rice paper centrally depicting the deceased Buddha wearing polychromatic painted draped garb, resting on a altar surrounded by mourning figu

CHINESE SCHOOL (18TH CENTURY), INK ON PAPER SCROLL PAINTING, BIRDS, SIGNED/SEALED. SIGHT 44 X 11"; FRAMED & GLAZED-46 X 13"

Pair of Japanese scroll paintings. 18th century or earlier. Ink and mineral pigments on paper. Brocade mounts with engraved gilt copper pulls.

18th-century Japanese ink on paper hanging scroll painting depicting the bodhisattva Monju with five topknots sitting on a lotus pedestal atop a lion. The five topknots symbolize the five buddhas who

Chinese School, silk scroll painting, Chinese School (possibly 18th c.), black ink and colors on silk, depicting a mountain landscape, black ink inscription and two seal marks along upper sheet, paper

Chinese School, scroll painting, Chinese School (18th/19th c.), Mountain landscape with Taoist immortals, ink and watercolor on silk, inscribed in ink with numerous red seals, framed under glass, 32"h

Chinese School, scroll painting, Chinese School (18th/19th c.), Mountain landscape with figures on bridges, ink and watercolor on silk mounted to panel, inscribed upper left in ink withred seals, fram

Chinese School, Scroll Painting, Chinese School (18th/19th c.), Mountain landscape, ink and watercolor on silk mounted to board, inscribed upper right in black ink with faint red seal, framed, 40"h x

Sino-Japanese School, large scroll painting, Sino-Japanese School (19th c.), Birds on cherry blossom branches, watercolor, gouache, and ink on textile, mounted on silk, bears chop mark and inscription

Collection of nine Japanese scroll paintings, some 18th c., including one by Kan Sai of Fujiyama, circa 1770, some signed, some in wood boxes and one done on silk. Longest: 86"l / Shortest: 34"l

Painting of Raijin, thunder god; Japanese ink and watercolour on paper; hanging scroll; signed by artist; inscribed with 2 artist seals; 18th century; 70 x 16.5 cm.

Japanese School, 19th century, possibly earlier. "Warriors", ink and pigment on silk, inscribed lower right in black calligraphy above single red seal mark. Scroll painting depicting a mass of brightl

Hanging scroll. Japan. 18th century. Kano school landscape. Ink on paper. Brocade mounts. 21 x 11in.

Japanese Geisha Girl Scroll Painting 41.5''x20''. An early polychrome painting on silk. Image size 12.25''x18''. Light overall wear. 18th century, Edo period.

Ca. 18thC. Very good condition, with little spotting or staining. Overall dark tone, otherwise very fine with no holes, rips or repairs. The two lower left stamped seals appear to be collector seals,

Scroll with watercolor painting of a water buffalo, Japan, 18th c.; Marked; 56" x 30 1/2"

**Originally Listed At $200** East Asia, Japan, unidentified Nihonga school artist, dated by style late 19th to early 20th century. A charming Japanese scroll painting (kakejiku), finely painted in in