Ume preparatory studies (4,1 m) - including tomobako - With signature Tani Buncho - 日本 - 19世紀 (沒有保留價)
編號 82523749
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€ 300
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Set of three scrolls - God of Good Fortune Jurōjin, spring & autumn landscapes - First half 19th - Kishi Ganku 岸駒 (1749-1839) - 日本 - 江戶時代（1600-1868）
岸駒(Ganku, March 15, Horeki 6 (April 14, 1756) or Kan'en 2 (1749) - December 5, Tenpo 9 (January 19, 1839)) was A painter from the middle to late Edo period. His last name is Saeki. His name is Masaaki. His childhood name was Otojiro or Kensuke. He is literally dumb. His names are Kayo, Hatosu, Tenkaio, Dokoukan, Kakando, and Kotoukan. His early issue was Kishinori. He was the founder of the Kishiha school. He is the lower rank of junior fifth rank.
The tip of the hanging scroll is bone.
painted on silk.
The last three images are included in the exhibition catalog for reference.
There is a little twist.
It comes in an old wooden box.
#parisapartment
編號 82523749
已出售
Set of three scrolls - God of Good Fortune Jurōjin, spring & autumn landscapes - First half 19th - Kishi Ganku 岸駒 (1749-1839) - 日本 - 江戶時代（1600-1868）
岸駒(Ganku, March 15, Horeki 6 (April 14, 1756) or Kan'en 2 (1749) - December 5, Tenpo 9 (January 19, 1839)) was A painter from the middle to late Edo period. His last name is Saeki. His name is Masaaki. His childhood name was Otojiro or Kensuke. He is literally dumb. His names are Kayo, Hatosu, Tenkaio, Dokoukan, Kakando, and Kotoukan. His early issue was Kishinori. He was the founder of the Kishiha school. He is the lower rank of junior fifth rank.
The tip of the hanging scroll is bone.
painted on silk.
The last three images are included in the exhibition catalog for reference.
There is a little twist.
It comes in an old wooden box.
#parisapartment
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