Japanese Scroll Painting of Daruma Monk

Dated 1914 Japanese hanging scroll depicting Zen Buddhism patriarch Daruma enveloped in his monastic robe and wearing a wide rain hat with stupa finial. Two lengthy inscriptions in the upper part of t

East Asia, Japan, Meiji era, ca. 19th to early 20th century CE. A silk painting of a Daruma monk (Bodhidharma) wrapped in red robes marked with calligraphy, artist signature, and red seal marks, and t

painted on paper; unsigned; depicting a seated Buddhist monk Image: 34 1/4 x 15 3/8 in. (87 x 39.1 cm.), Frame: 46 x 21 1/2 in. (116.8 x 54.6 cm.) Provenance: Property from the Personal Collection of

Old Japanese Buddhist Monk with Prayer Scroll Painting 41.5''x16.5'' Image. An ink on silk buddhist scroll painting. Comes with tomobako that reads ''Valued one of Papa's Kakemono Collection. Artist -

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

(lot of 3) Japanese scrolls: one sumie depicting Daruma (Bodhidharma), sutra on the right with the signature and seal; the second, a Zen sumie painting, upper right with signature/seal; the third, ink

Silk with painting and mounts of wood and bronze. Japan, Edo Period A set of interesting silk scrolls with paintings framed in silk with floral motifs, inside an old wooden box. The central and larges

Japanese Woodblock Print, based on an original painting from the17th century, published by Unsodo SIZE IN INCHES: 9 x 11.5 inches COMMENTS: Bodhidharma was a semi-legendary Buddhist monk who lived dur

Japanese Woodblock Print, based on an original painting from the17th century, published by Unsodo SIZE IN INCHES: 9 x 11.5 inches COMMENTS: Bodhidharma was a semi-legendary Buddhist monk who lived dur

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

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

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

A framed Japanese scroll watercolor painting. Meiji era. Depicts a duck swimming in a pond of flowers and foliage. Signed and sealed. The painting measures 39.25" x 12.25". Mounted on a fabric backing

Japan, ca. Edo Period. Yokoi Kinkoku (1761-1832). Portrait of the Haiku poet Yasui (1658-1743). Yasui's poem — with calligraphy by Kinkoku — can be translated as follows: Wild geese migrating they

with signature and stamp lower left, depicting a basket of flowers 17 1/2 x 45 1/2 inches sight; 27 x 65 1/4 inches frame

Scroll painting on silk. Swimming Koi. Signed. Mounted in a shadow box frame; 14.5in. X 21in.(image size), 30in. X 33.5in.(frame size)

An impressive Japanese scroll. Signed.23ft in Length and 11" in width.A fine scene with hundreds of figures and village life inland and coastal. Very ornate painting with figures, trees, landscapes, s

"Goose Over Irises" is a Japanese hanging scroll painting depicting a goose flying over a marshland with tall reeds at the lower right. Mounted on gold brocade fabric applied to a blue and beige patte

depicting a tiger perched on a pine tree; Provenance: Property from a Newport Beach, CA Estate; 72 3/4 x 17 inches

20th Century, depicting a large lotus with two egrets on a black ground, signed ‘Ping Dao’ (probably a Japanese name construction: dao= -shima or -jima), with seal reading ‘Chou’ h. 27-1/4 w.

Japanese Scroll Painting of Tiger Descending Mountain is a hanging scroll, probably 18th-19th century in date. Softly painted on silk, the artist expertly modulates the ink to describe the coat of the

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

Japanese Scroll Painting,"Three Monkeys", Kakemon, 18th century, is watercolor on silk. Possibly by Ueda Tangai (Japanese 1863-1939), whose real name is Miyatake Masatoshi was from Shikoku, th