Artist / School: Sumiyoshi Hirotsura (1793–1862) / Late Edo period, seventh-generation master of the Sumiyoshi school; an official painter to the shogunate specializing in Yamato-e (traditional Japanese-style painting) Date of Creation (Japanese Era / Western Calendar): Late Edo period (early to mid-19th century) Subject: Noh theater painting in the Yamato-e style — Shikisanban: Okina and Sanbasō (Pair of Hanging Scrolls) Dimensions (cm): Image: 89.5 × 29.3 cm / Overall scroll: 174.0 × 41.0 cm (each scroll) Medium: Color on silk Signature and Seals: Each scroll bears the signature “Sumiyoshi Naiki hitsu” (住吉内記筆) and a red seal. Storage Box: None (no storage box included). Condition and Restoration History: The paintings and mountings show slight age-related yellowing, fine creases, and minor surface abrasions. However, the intricate patterns of the costumes and the vivid colors remain well preserved. The scroll ends are made of wood. Notes on Authenticity: The signatures and seals on the paintings have been confirmed. No certificate of authenticity or other documentation from an official third-party authentication body is included.