*This is an antique item. Please understand that it is used and shows some signs of wear. *Our shipping method is FedEX, Japan Post(for Japan). We will ship the item with careful and secure packaging. Height　133.5　Width　56.5 cm(Image) Height　199.5　Width　70 cm(Mount) Ink and colour on paper Wooden boxed Wooden roller ends Handpainted Slightly float on the mount/ Slightly creased, slightly stained, slightly dameged by bug, trace of repair on the image/ Slightly damaged on the box Okamoto Shuki (1807-1862) was a Japanese painter from the late Edo period. He studied under Onishi Keisai and Watanabe Kazan. He was good at realistic paintings of flowers and birds. His paintings of peacocks in particular were highly praised and were called "Shuki's Peacocks". He is known as one of the four great painters of the late Edo period.