Artist / School: Yokoyama Kazan (1781/1784–1837) / Late Edo period, Kyoto painting school (a pupil of Ganku and an admirer of Goshun’s style) Date of Creation (Japanese Era / Western Calendar): Late Edo period (early 19th century) Subject: Kachō-ga (bird-and-flower painting), auspicious imagery — Snow-Covered Pine Trees (Snowy Pine and Cypress) Dimensions (cm): Image: 129.0 × 57.5 cm / Overall scroll: 208.5 × 73.0 cm Medium: Color on silk (or color on paper) Signature and Seals: Signed “Kazan hitsu” (華山筆) and bearing a red seal at the lower left of the painting. The wooden storage box bears an inscription by Kazan’s disciple, Kazuen Itsujin, with signature and seal (dated 1940). Storage Box: Wooden storage box with an inscription by Kazan’s disciple, Kazuen Itsujin, dated 1940. Condition and Restoration History: The painting and mounting show slight age-related yellowing, stains, and surface abrasions. However, the delicate brushwork in ink and pale green pigments, along with the work’s refined character, remains well preserved. The scroll ends are made of black lacquered wood. Notes on Authenticity: The signature and seal on the painting, as well as the inscription by Kazan’s disciple, Kazuen Itsujin, dated 1940, have been confirmed. No certificate of authenticity or other documentation from an official third-party authentication body is included.