Scroll painting (Kakejiku) / ‘Three swimming carps with water lilies’ / Follower of Katsushika - Silk, Paper, Bone - Japan - Taishō period (1912-1926)

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Taishō period scroll painting (kakejiku) titled 'Three swimming carps with water lilies', hand-painted on silk by a follower of Katsushika Hokusai, signed and in good condition, with a height of 193 cm and width of 48 cm including bone roller ends, mounted on silk/brocade with jikusaki in bone.

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Scroll painting (Kakejiku) / ‘Three swimming carps with water lilies’ / Follower of Katsushika Hokusai 葛飾 北斎 (1760 - 1849) / Hand-painted on silk / Japan / Taishō period (1912-1926)

Tomobako (scroll box): None
Date of year: N/A
jikusaki 軸先 (roller ends) : Bone
Hyogu (mounting): Silk / Brocade
Technique: Hand painted on silk
Size: H 193 cm x W 48 cm (includes roller ends)
Honshi (the main central artwork) size: H 114 cm x W 35 cm
Weight: +/- 400 g
Condition: Good condition for its age. The painting is old and accordingly bears its signs of wear such as some wrinkles and some stain, as depicted.

In Japan, carp (Koi or Nishikigoi) primarily symbolize perseverance, strength, and success.

Will be carefully packaged and sent by registered mail.

Scroll painting (Kakejiku) / ‘Three swimming carps with water lilies’ / Follower of Katsushika Hokusai 葛飾 北斎 (1760 - 1849) / Hand-painted on silk / Japan / Taishō period (1912-1926)

Tomobako (scroll box): None
Date of year: N/A
jikusaki 軸先 (roller ends) : Bone
Hyogu (mounting): Silk / Brocade
Technique: Hand painted on silk
Size: H 193 cm x W 48 cm (includes roller ends)
Honshi (the main central artwork) size: H 114 cm x W 35 cm
Weight: +/- 400 g
Condition: Good condition for its age. The painting is old and accordingly bears its signs of wear such as some wrinkles and some stain, as depicted.

In Japan, carp (Koi or Nishikigoi) primarily symbolize perseverance, strength, and success.

Will be carefully packaged and sent by registered mail.

Details

Dynastic Style/Period
Taishō period (1912-1926)
Number of objects
1
Country of Origin
Japan
Attribution
Signed
Material
Bone, Paper, Silk
Height
193 cm
Width
48 cm
Title of artwork
Scroll painting (Kakejiku) / ‘Three swimming carps with water lilies’ / Follower of Katsushika
Condition
Good condition
Provenance
Private collection
Authenticity
Original/official
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