Cranes - 原在泉 Hara Zaisen (1849-1916) - Japan

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Heeft een masterdiploma in Japanse kunstgeschiedenis en meer dan 10 jaar ervaring.

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Koppel originele, met de hand gesigneerde hangende schilderijen op scroll van Hara Zaisen (1849-1916), getiteld Cranes, Japan, late Meiji tot Taisho-periode; met de hand geschilderd op zijde, gemonteerd op papier en zijde, afmetingen 198 cm bij 44 cm.

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Pair of hanging scroll paintings with box - 原在泉 Hara Zaisen (1849-1916) - Cranes- Japan - Late Meiji - Taisho period

Artist: 原在泉 Hara Zaisen (1849-1916)
He was a Japanese painter active as the fourth-generation member of the Hara school, which served the Imperial Court for generations. He painted dignified themes in an elegant style.

Old painting.Good condition.There are slight stains and fading on the painting by age. It\'s a set of three: two with pictures of cranes and one with a picture of Jurojin. Please check pictures.

Technique : handpainted on silk

Roll ends: wood

Mount : paper,silk

SIZE : H:198 cm W:44 cm
HONSHI(picture)SIZE: H:113 cm W:31 cm

We will ship it with insurance and tracking by airmail. We will try our best to dispatch it as soon as possible.
However, the delivery days may be delayed depending on the current postal situations.


--About the tariff--
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Please check with your country’s customs office to determine what these additional
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In some European countries, there is an occasional double payment of VAT. If this happens, please contact catawiki or Customs. We can\'t do anything about it.

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Pair of hanging scroll paintings with box - 原在泉 Hara Zaisen (1849-1916) - Cranes- Japan - Late Meiji - Taisho period

Artist: 原在泉 Hara Zaisen (1849-1916)
He was a Japanese painter active as the fourth-generation member of the Hara school, which served the Imperial Court for generations. He painted dignified themes in an elegant style.

Old painting.Good condition.There are slight stains and fading on the painting by age. It\'s a set of three: two with pictures of cranes and one with a picture of Jurojin. Please check pictures.

Technique : handpainted on silk

Roll ends: wood

Mount : paper,silk

SIZE : H:198 cm W:44 cm
HONSHI(picture)SIZE: H:113 cm W:31 cm

We will ship it with insurance and tracking by airmail. We will try our best to dispatch it as soon as possible.
However, the delivery days may be delayed depending on the current postal situations.


--About the tariff--
Import duties, taxes and charges are not included in the item price or shipping charges.
These charges are the buyer’s responsibility.
Please check with your country’s customs office to determine what these additional
costs will be prior to bidding/ buying.
In some European countries, there is an occasional double payment of VAT. If this happens, please contact catawiki or Customs. We can\'t do anything about it.

We appreciate your kind understandings.

Details

Kunstenaar
原在泉 Hara Zaisen (1849-1916)
Verkocht door
Kunstagent
Editie
Origineel
Titel van kunstwerk
Cranes
Signatuur
Handgesigneerd
Land van herkomst
Japan
Staat
In goede staat
Hoogte
198 cm
Breedte
44 cm
Stijl
Klassiek
Periode
1900-1910
Verkocht door
JapanGeverifieerd
2352
Objecten verkocht
99,11%
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