JAPANESE SCROLL OF FROLICKING ANIMALS

Copy of Japanese scroll of frolicking animals having depictions of frogs, rabbits, monkeys and cats. Choju-jinbutsu-giga is credited as the oldest work of manga. Measures approx 37' (11.3m) x 11 3/4"

Japanese Japan Scroll Choju Jinbutsu Giga Ink Drawings Frolicking Animals. This scroll depicts monkeys, hares, frogs etc. behaving as human beings engaged in various merriments. Appropriate size measu

Japanese School (20th Century)Choju-jinbutsu-giga (Scroll of Frolicking An

19th century Japanese hanging scroll in ink and colors on paper painted by 13 different artists. The scroll depicts 12 animals of the Oriental zodiac: dragon, horse, tiger, rat, rooster, dog, monkey,

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

Early 20th century, five Meiji and Showa Period Japanese Scroll Paintings of animals. Dimensions: Largest: Approximately 74" x 21" (Raccoons) Provenance: From a local collection.

A very good Japanese silk scroll painting depicting frolicking periods amongst prunus motifs circa 1900. Ht: 167" Wd: 13"

Elaborate Chinese silk and gilt thread embroidery mounted on Japanese scroll mount of unusual design with animals and flowers; as-is condition, embroidery with some losses and flaws, scroll mount heav

Late 19th century Japanese scroll painting in ink and slight colors on silk depicting various scenes with 16 rakkan - the original disciples of the historical Buddha, some with animals and acolytes. A

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

Large collection of Chinese and Japanese scrolls; a mixture of silk and paper mounted and unmounted with figural, landscape, animal and chararcters; most with signatures; approx. 30 pieces

Beautiful hand painted Japanese scroll of a landscape with a person and animals. Signed Okoku Konoshima in lower left with what appears to be a publisher stamp. Measures 15.5" x 84"

Large Japanese champleve enamel baluster-form vase, with animal mask handles, lotus scroll band, central reserves with flowers, frame by rope twist border, stylized clouds, accompanied by carved hardw

a Japanese ,Meiji Period, cloisonne vase, painted with floral motifs and foliage scrolls on a geometric patterned ground, attached with a pair of animal head handle to the neck H: 11.6"(29.5cm) Proven

Japanese ,19thC ,Imari charger, decorated with different shaped panels, enclosed with floral motifs, scrolls, landscape scenery, geometric patterns and beast-like animal D: 16.1"(40.9cm) Provenance: E

Japanese. Comprising: seated female, signed; mask; archaistic animal seal; skinny beast with a turtle, signed; and a scholar standing on a scroll, signed. (250/350)

19th cen, image measures 13.8" wide, 38.7" long; overall measures 19" wide 70" long, tear in the mounting border, image fine

ONLINE ONLY EVENT! NO RESERVES ABOVE STARTING BIDS! Large over 4ft image height antique Japanese Meiji or Chinese Qing circa 19C ink and gouache on silk painted scroll featuring ducks and other birds

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

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

Japanese Scroll Painting Courtesan with Umbrella Dimensions of panel 12 x 7 inches Dimensions of mount 47 x 10 inches. Provenance:Property from The Estate of Charles S. Ackerman, Atlanta, Georgia

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

A clothed monkey with spectacles, date 1860 (安政七年/庚申), unidentified Japanese, signed with the honorific title hōgen 法眼, or the dharma eye,

A Japanese Scroll Painting In the manner of Utagawa Toyoharu Height 41 x width 10 3/4 inches. Together with a small framed foil portrait of two actors. Dimensions of frame 11 3/4 x 12 inches. Provenan