This is a hanging scroll from the Taisho era. This is Kouko's work by the famous painter Fukuda. A hanging scroll of winter mountains and summer mountains. The detailed pictures of mountains drawn on silk give a sense of cold and heat, making it hard to believe that they were drawn only in ink. The tip of the hanging scroll is wood. The condition is also good. Fukuda-Koko 1883-1959 Japanese painter from the Meiji to Showa periods. Born on March 14, 1899. He learned from Nagako Satake, exhibited at Bunten, and became a member of Nippon Nangain. After the school was disbanded, he belonged to the Daito Nanga Academy. After the war, he established Nangain and devoted himself to the development of literati painting. He passed away on May 19, 1960. He is 76 years old. Born in Tokyo. His name is Koji. He is a third child in a separate issue. His works include ``Takemado Kanwa'' and ``Yukei Sekisui.''