This Japanese six-panel folding screen from the Showa period comes from a private collection and features historic townscapes and tranquil landscapes on a gold-leaf background. The panoramic composition brings together traditional architecture, winding waterways and picturesque scenery. Fine details unfold across the six panels, while the gold background adds warmth and a soft luminosity. Mounted in Nishijin-ori silk brocade, the screen features a lacquered wooden frame and decorative copper corner fittings. It can be displayed as a traditional Japanese byōbu screen or as wall decoration. The screen shows age-related wear, including surface wear, previous repairs, knocks to the frame and minor damage and repairs to the reverse. Please refer to the photographs for the exact condition. Period: Showa period Materials: Gold leaf, mineral pigments, Nishijin-ori silk brocade mounting, lacquered wooden frame and copper fittings Dimensions when opened: approx. H 172 cm × W 372 cm Provenance: Private collection Please review all photographs and information carefully before bidding.