Taisho period, Japanese Scroll Painting

Japanese scroll painting 20th century - Taisho period Condition: very good Dimension: 48 1/2 by 15 1/2 inches

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.

Image 48 x 16 inches. In a fitted box, handwritten note "Beautiful Hanging Picture by Kazuma (Meiji Period 1867-1912)

Watercolor on silk depicting a hawk, modern frame. Dimensions:The image size is 27 1/8" x 11 1/4", the frame is 36 1/2" 14 1/2" Provenance:From a local collection.

JAPANESE SUMI-E SCROLL PAINTINGMeiji PeriodBamboo and calligraphy with two seal marks.Ink on paper, 41" x 13" sight. Framed 48" x 20".

JAPANESE SCROLL PAINTINGMeiji PeriodMountain landscape with a footbridge along the river and a temple nestled in between peaks. Signed and seal marked lower right.On paper, 46" x 18". With o

JAPANESE SCROLL PAINTINGMeiji PeriodA hawk on a pine tree branch. Signed and seal marked upper right.On paper, 53" x 17".

Japan, Edo Period Signed with calligraphy and chop marks Paint on silk From the collection of Ruth Latta, Provincetown, Massachusetts. Overall scroll hangs 75" by 19 1/4", painting 49" by 14"

A JAPANESE TAISHO PERIOD SILK FISH SCROLL. Silk 153 cm x 55 cm.

**Originally Listed At $400** Hakuyo Kurata (also Hakukyo Kurata, Japanese, 1881-1938). Scroll painting, early Showa period, ca. 1920s to 1930s. An elegant painting mounted on silk which is in turn mo

JAPANESE SCROLL PAINTING ON PAPERMeiji PeriodA man in a kimono sitting under a flowering fruit tree and gazing at the sun. Calligraphic inscription upper right.40" x 17.75". Unframed.

JAPANESE SCROLL PAINTING ON PAPERMeiji PeriodDepicts a farmer on a bridge within a winter landscape. Signed and seal marked lower left. 16" x 20". Bottom mounting as-is.

Japanese School, Falcon scroll painting, Japanese School (Edo Period, 18th/19th c.), Tethered Falcon on Perch, ink in colors on silk, framed in damask silk, mounted to cloth-lined shadow box, 33"h x 1

Group of three Japanese hanging scroll paintings from the Edo period depicting vegetables, a waterfall and landscape. Ink and color on paper.(Gourds) Huaxin; height: 29 in x width: 12 1/2 in. Scroll;

A Japanese Hanging Scroll Painting of Surugu ChoMeiji period (1868-1912), ink and colors on silk, a very finely painted scene of Surugu cho similar in viewpoint and style to the woodblock prints by bo

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

Japan, ca. early Edo Period. Calligraphy in a formal script by Oishi Yoshio (1659-1703). Custom box. Ex: Estate of Diran Dohanian, distinguished art historian and Asian art specialist. Most of Profess

Edo period, Winter scene. Ink and watercolor on paper. Image size, 28 3/4 x 9 1/2 inches. On roller, in storage box. Notice to bidders: Condition reports and additional photographs are provided by req

Japan, ca. Edo Period. Ex: Estate of Diran Dohanian, distinguished art historian and Asian art specialist. Most of Professor Dohanian's collection was formed in the 1960s-70s, beginning when he was re

First quarter 20th C., depicting two rats among bales of rice, in accompanying original box stamped "Taisho 14" (1925) Overall: 77"h x 16"w Sight: 44"h x 13-1/4"w

Japan, ca. Edo Period. Painting of chrysanthemums by Shiba Kokan (1747-1818). Custom box. Ex: Estate of Diran Dohanian, distinguished art historian and Asian art specialist. Most of Professor Dohanian

JAPANESE SCROLL PAINTING OF THREE LADIES IN A LANDSCAPEMeiji PeriodOne holding a sword and one holding a fan. Signed lower right. Mounts as-is.On paper, 46" x 14". Unframed.

Group of five Japanese hanging scroll paintings, depicting a variety of figures and scenes. Including a work by Kano Chikanobu. All date from the Edo period.(Huaxin) height ranges from 14 in to 47 1/2

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