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Byôbu (kääntyvä näyttö) - kultalehti, puu, silkki, paperi - Japani - Edo-kauden toinen puolisko (1700-luku / 1800-luvun ensimmäinen puolisko)
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Byôbu (kääntyvä näyttö) - kultalehti, puu, silkki, paperi - Japani - Edo-kauden toinen puolisko (1700-luku / 1800-luvun ensimmäinen puolisko)

A beautiful medium-size six-panel byôbu 屏風 (folding screen) showcasing a refined painting illustrating different scenes from The Tale of Genji 源氏物語 (Genji Monogatari). In the upper right corner, the artwork illustrates a scene from Chapter 34, “Early Spring Greens: Part 1” 若菜上 (Wakana jō). The narrative unfolds: Amid the spring blossoms at Rokujô Estate, Kashiwagi 柏木, son of Tô no Chûjô 頭中将, plays kemari (court football) with three other courtiers, including Yûgiri 夕霧, the son of Genji and his first wife Aoi 葵. When an untamed cat runs out from beneath the blinds and exposes Genji’s new wife, the Third Princess. Kashiwagi glimpses her and becomes obsessed with the young woman. In the upper left corner, the artwork presents a scene from Chapter 51, “A Boat Cast Adrift” 浮舟 (Ukifune). This passage tells of how Prince Niou no Miya 匂宮 - son of the reigning emperor and Genji’s daughter, the Empress Akashi-, finds Ukifune 浮舟 - a daughter of the Eighth Prince Hachinomiya 八宮 - in Uji and takes her by boat to an empty house across the river. On the way, he proclaims his love to be as steadfast as the evergreens on the Isle of Orange Trees, while Ukifune likens herself to a “boat adrift” 浮舟 (ukifune), unmoored and without a home. The scenes are interwoven with dense gold leaf clouds. Rendered in natural pigments and ink om paper heightened with gold leaf accents. Framed by a blue silk border. The screen is further enclosed by a black lacquered wooden frame. Period: Japan – Second half Edo period (18th century / First half 19th century) Dimensions: Total width: 281.2 cm (2 x 48.2 cm, 4 x 46.2 cm), Height: 137.2 cm Considering its age, the screen is in a very good condition, with several restorations mainly along the hinges, and traces of wear consistent with age. The reverse shows a few repapered patches. For a clear condition reference, please refer to the photos. This folding screen is ideal for mounting flat on a wall and displaying as a single work of art. When shipped, we will include a certificate of authenticity. Please note: Due to the holidays, shipping and handling times may be longer. Thank you for your understanding.

Nro. 100121115

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Byôbu (kääntyvä näyttö) - kultalehti, puu, silkki, paperi - Japani - Edo-kauden toinen puolisko (1700-luku / 1800-luvun ensimmäinen puolisko)

Byôbu (kääntyvä näyttö) - kultalehti, puu, silkki, paperi - Japani - Edo-kauden toinen puolisko (1700-luku / 1800-luvun ensimmäinen puolisko)

A beautiful medium-size six-panel byôbu 屏風 (folding screen) showcasing a refined painting illustrating different scenes from The Tale of Genji 源氏物語 (Genji Monogatari).

In the upper right corner, the artwork illustrates a scene from Chapter 34, “Early Spring Greens: Part 1” 若菜上 (Wakana jō).

The narrative unfolds: Amid the spring blossoms at Rokujô Estate, Kashiwagi 柏木, son of Tô no Chûjô 頭中将, plays kemari (court football) with three other courtiers, including Yûgiri 夕霧, the son of Genji and his first wife Aoi 葵. When an untamed cat runs out from beneath the blinds and exposes Genji’s new wife, the Third Princess. Kashiwagi glimpses her and becomes obsessed with the young woman.

In the upper left corner, the artwork presents a scene from Chapter 51, “A Boat Cast Adrift” 浮舟 (Ukifune).
This passage tells of how Prince Niou no Miya 匂宮 - son of the reigning emperor and Genji’s daughter, the Empress Akashi-, finds Ukifune 浮舟 - a daughter of the Eighth Prince Hachinomiya 八宮 - in Uji and takes her by boat to an empty house across the river. On the way, he proclaims his love to be as steadfast as the evergreens on the Isle of Orange Trees, while Ukifune likens herself to a “boat adrift” 浮舟 (ukifune), unmoored and without a home.
The scenes are interwoven with dense gold leaf clouds.

Rendered in natural pigments and ink om paper heightened with gold leaf accents. Framed by a blue silk border. The screen is further enclosed by a black lacquered wooden frame.

Period: Japan – Second half Edo period (18th century / First half 19th century)

Dimensions:
Total width: 281.2 cm (2 x 48.2 cm, 4 x 46.2 cm), Height: 137.2 cm

Considering its age, the screen is in a very good condition, with several restorations mainly along the hinges, and traces of wear consistent with age. The reverse shows a few repapered patches. For a clear condition reference, please refer to the photos.

This folding screen is ideal for mounting flat on a wall and displaying as a single work of art.

When shipped, we will include a certificate of authenticity.

Please note: Due to the holidays, shipping and handling times may be longer. Thank you for your understanding.

Tarjousten tekeminen suljettu
Giovanni Bottero
asiantuntija
Arvio  € 2,400 - € 2,700

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