A fine silk hand-painted Japanese hanging scroll created in 1929 Kishi, attributed to the artist Terada Beiyo 寺田米陽. The artwork presents a tranquil mountain landscape, with mist-covered cliffs, autumn foliage and a solitary scholar’s pavilion overlooking flowing water. The literati-style brushwork, soft ink gradation and refined colour placement evoke serenity and poetic introspection. This work is mounted with elegant brocade and fitted with pottery scroll ends. A beautifully balanced composition suitable for collectors and interior display. Condition The painting is in generally good condition for its age. There are expected signs of aging such as minor creases, faint stains and slight wear to the mounting, but no major damage that detracts from display. Please check all photos carefully to understand its aged character. Details Period 1929 Kishi Artist Terada Beiyo 寺田米陽 Medium Silk, hand-painted Scroll ends Pottery Scroll size 191cm x 54cm Painting size 125cm x 35.5cm We use Japan post as a usual shipping method. Dear French buyers If you not receive the items within 2 weeks , please check the category "Recommended Letter (lettre recommandée) "with the tracking number our provided on the French Postal office online ("LaPoste.fr"). Dear Italian buyers If you are an individual, please tell me codice fiscale by message at the time of payment. (If you are a legal entity, partia IVA) Due to the recent tightening of Italian customs inspections, we cannot deliver the object to you without the above number. However, due to extremely high shipping volumes at this time, delivery may take over three months. Thank you for your understanding. Dear Valued Buyers in Europe, I would like to express my heartfelt gratitude to you. Thanks to your continued support, I have been able to carry on my business for more than ten years. As of June 28, 2025, new regulations have taken full effect in the European Union concerning the importation of cultural property from outside the EU. Under these rules, when items are classified as “Cultural Property” or as antiques over 100 years old, and they are not accompanied by an Export Permit for Cultural Property, certain restrictions may apply under both Italian law and EU regulations. This Export Permit for Cultural Property has traditionally been required when exporting items such as swords, and obtaining it generally takes about one month. For this reason, when shipping hanging scrolls that are more than 100 years old, I will continue to use the same HS code as for those less than 100 years old. I sincerely ask for your kind understanding regarding this matter. With gratitude and respect,