Short description of the item and its origin This exquisite lot features two Japanese hanging scrolls (kakejiku) painted on silk, representing two distinct eras and styles of Japanese art. The first is "Pavilion in the Misty Mountains" by Tani Bunchō (1763–1840), a leading painter of the late Edo period known for synthesizing Chinese literati painting with Western techniques. The second is "Pomegranate and Bullfinch" by Ohara Koson (1877–1945), a masterpiece of the Shin-hanga movement featuring vibrant colors and naturalistic detail. Both works originate from Japan and showcase the evolution of Japanese painting from the 18th to the early 20th century. Collector’s Value & Benefits This set offers a rare opportunity to own works by two giants of Japanese art history. Tani Bunchō is revered as a master of the eclectic Nanga style, while Ohara Koson is world-renowned for his bird-and-flower paintings (kacho-e). Collectors will appreciate the contrast between Bunchō's atmospheric, classical landscape and Koson's colorful, detailed nature study. This lot serves as an excellent bridge between the Edo period and the modern era, making it a significant addition to any collection of Asian art. Dimensions (in cm) Lot 1 (Tani Bunchō): Overall: 193 x 55 cm; Image size: 111 x 41 cm. Lot 2 (Ohara Koson): Overall: 205 x 54 cm; Image size: 130 x 41 cm. Note: The white rollers (jiku-gashira) are made of resin. Weight (in grams) 1000 g Shipping method Shipping & International Duties: ● Based on our inventory storage locations, we ship our items from either Japan or Europe to destinations worldwide. ● We pack all items with extreme care to ensure safe transit. However, once the package is handed to the carrier, we cannot be held responsible for delays or minor shifts in the paper's tension that may occur due to changes in humidity or temperature during international transit. ● Please be aware that import duties, taxes (VAT), and charges are not included in the item price or shipping cost. These charges are the buyer's responsibility. Depending on your country, expect an additional 22%–35% of the total value (price + shipping) to be charged by your local customs office upon delivery. ● Thank you very much for your understanding and cooperation.