尾竹竹坡 Otake Chikuha (1878-1936) Born in Niigata City. His real name is Somekichi, and his father is Otake Kuramatsu. At the age of 4, he studied under Sasada Unseki of the Nanshu school and received the pseudonym Chikuou. Ukiyoe artist and Japanese-style painter from the Meiji to Showa periods. He is one of the three so-called Otake brothers. Otake Etsudo is his elder brother and Otake Kokkan is his younger brother. with signature and seal 'Chikuha' 竹坡 A radiant red sun emerging above softly cresting waves forms the heart of this elegant hanging scroll, a composition that blends quiet strength with refined simplicity. The gentle gradation of the sky—from warm orange to pale yellow—creates a luminous backdrop for the rhythmic movement of the sea, while the gold-patterned mounting enhances the work’s serene presence. Signed and sealed “Chikuha” (竹坡), the piece reflects the graceful brushwork associated with Otake Chikuha, an artist active from the Meiji to Showa periods. Accompanied by a storage box, which adds a pleasant sense of care and completeness to the presentation. 尾竹竹坡 Otake Chikuha (1878-1936) Japanese art kakejiku kakemono wall hanging scroll / Rising Sun and Wave with Box Whole dimensions: 23.7" W x 76.5" H / 60.2cm x 194.5cm Inside dimensions: 16.3" W x 43.6" H / 41.5cm x 110.8cm Material: Silk Technique: Handpainted Roller ends: Pottery Weight: 870g including Box Condition Antique items have originally crease, stain, damage, and more. I would like you to refer to the listing photos, but please understand that it's difficult to show all conditions by the photos. Special notes: STAIN, CREASE a little, DAMAGE a little, FOLD, STAIN DAMAGE in the back of the mounting, Box Lid Damage. Shipping "FREE SHIPPING" all over the world by Registered Airmail, EMS, or DHL.