Waterfalls
Waterfalls are Summer scrolls as the
falling water
can add a coolness
to the room while misty landscapes can be a wonderful
meditation vehicle
TAKI( Waterfall ). This type scroll is for summer
in Japan. It creates a cool atmosphere
The magnificent antique hand painted works of art show the
Japanese style of painting at its very best. Some of these scrolls are
very old and in
some cases these have been completely restored where the
original mounts were beyond repair. The original ends and boxes have
been retained
if these were available but the silk mounts have been replaced with similar
colours to the original. Nothing has been altered with the actual
painting.
Boxes have been made or are supplied with all Scrolls from
Tokonomascrolls.com
Taki Sansui Ga. Waterfall landscape by Scroll artist
Kako. This is an old scroll with a wonderful romanticised landscape of
the Hannoki Falls at 497 metres
making it the largest waterfall in Japan. The scroll is in good
condition but with a little fading on the lower part of the scroll mounting.
This also has some darker shading so I will remount the silks and add
period wood ends as the ones attached are not as good as the original
pair
The price is £265 including a special box made from antique Kimono silk
A wonderful Waterfall landscape created by the artist Seisen with Box. £220
A very elegant Taki-Waterfall by the artist Shoin painted around 1900 £160
Beautiful Scroll of a Waterfall landscape, Taki to Sansui Ga by Hoshu.
67x22 with the original Artists Box £195
Superb original condition
Sadakata (Sakata?) Kaiseki (1882-1967?) Born in Okayama prefecture and educated at Kansai Gakuin University.
Studies under Kyose Shoseki and becomes his son-in-law. He goes abroad
to France and enters the Salon d'automne exhibiton
Kaiseki painted this Taki to Momji- Waterfall through Maple Leaves
1950 75x25
Tremendous detail with ferns growing on the rocks in the spray of the
waterfall. £225
I need to do a little work on this before selling. This should be ready
by the end of June.
This includes the removal of the crease
Later in life he created hanga or woodblock prints. Not much of his life is recorded and is thought to have passed away after 1933. However, Kaiseki did change his artist name 3 times and the painting is during the 1930s when Kaiseki was living in Tokyo's Bunkyo ward until when he moved back to Okayama during the war. Kaiseki was known to have favored to paint Mt. Fuji many times during his life. During the years when he used the name Youkei, centered his Mt. Fuji in his paintings and used more landscapes compared to his earlier works where there were more genre paintings with Mt. Fuji in the background.
Doi Kinkoku Born in 1901 (34th year of Meiji) A powerful Image of Taki, Waterfall with a kingfisher flying in front.
Taki by Doi Kinkoku
who painted this wonderful and evocative waterfall with a Kawasami-kingfisher, flying in front. A view of a beautiful scene in , perhaps, a garden or estate.The inscription says for Suiu, although its says Shouchu its actually not window but within the estate or a place that was owned by someone.
The distinctness that made me find the artist is the signature, he signed his painting as nai i itsujin saku and that means the reculse who is similar to his father and the artist name is Doi Kinkoku Born in 1901 (34th year of Meiji) and is trained under Mori Kinseki and Himejima Chikugai and was known to have painted Nanga style paintings frequently. However Doi Kinkoku is not
as well known as his teachers and his work is hard to find. It was indeed fortunate that we have discovered this stunning scroll.
54x25 inches. Including Pauwlana Wood Box £210
This is not a long painting and
therefore very suitable for display of a Bonsai.
Artist is Maeda Ichiou (
1890 - 1939) Born in Gifu prefecture, his other name was Kenichi.He was taught by Yamamoto Sunkyo. He lived until the age of 49.
The seal (seal script can be hard to decipher) but its more like a
short line poem of the uguisu or a Bush Warbler, which relates the the
artist's name Ichiou which is one bush warbler.
This is a absolutely beautiful Sansui ga, landscape, of a waterfall through autumn leaves. The light that has been captured by this artist is quite stunning and the balance of the subject has been extremely well done. Flocks of birds fly throgh the leaves and in front of the waterfall and the entire image is full of life and movement. Painted on silk this Sansui ga has all the elements that you would like to see in a landscape painting . The mounts are in very good condition. On a personal note this has, without doubt, been one of my favourite scrolls in this genre. 70.1z23.1 inches
With its box, this wonderful scroll is £225
1:
Waterfall and Pine Scroll
This was recently remounted onto new silks. The top silk is grey and the
double border is white and turquoise green.
The silk covered box has been also been made from the same green
kimono silk .The outside fine edge is in brown. Beautifully mounted,
this superb
Waterfall Scroll is £195.
2 Waterfall into Lake Landscape £175 with Box. Recently and exquisitely remounted onto new silks.
Waterfall Sansui ga
fishing for Unagi on a summer evening
scene by scroll artist Kouzan
painted late 20th century. Capturing the waterfall in the distance in a
late Sunner evening with the lamps of the hut glowing and the reflection of the
moonlight in the great waterfall up in the mountains. This reminded me
of Angel Falls. Fishermen catching eels, Unagi, in the river at
night, the best time for this delicacy. It's a Japanese custom to eat
unagi on "doyo no ushinohi" in the summer. Including Box, this scroll will be available in mid May.
Its is very nice condition. It is having a box made for it. £165
Waterfall landscape fully restored on silk
Waterfall painting Size 110.0cm x 45.0cm
/ 43.3" x 17.7"
Hand painted on Silk. I managed to find this old painting
which had, at one point been on a scroll. That scroll had long since
been discarded. It was in a frame
It has now been re mounted on a scroll.
However I wanted to keep the scroll to around 60 inches
and while not correct in the mathematical dimensions
of a traditional Scroll, This was designed for
Bonsai Tokonoma exhibition background display
The feeling of thundering water is quite wonderful in
this excellent painting by a Japanese Master, The top of the scroll
has the palest beige silk with a hint of green and the brocade
border reflects the green in the Maple tree, The scroll colour
to match this superb silk painting was designed by my friend, a third generation Scroll Maker in China.
Including Brocade Silk covered box £ 225
60 inches by 28 inches
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4; Painted by Tanun, in 1926 a beautiful and elegant Waterfall 214 cm 84 inches x74.5 cm 30 inches. I will mount this onto a grey silk with original ends from this period. There will be a matching box. £195
5 Waterfall through a maple branch This is a very slim scroll 12 inches
wide £175 Comes with wood box
6; The Great Hannoki Waterfall. A stunning example of Japanese Art at its very best. The painting as been remounted onto new silks and the scroll comes with a hand made wooden box.
This is the
tallest waterfall in Japan and is the Hannoki Falls, at 497 m. Believed
to house a kami called Hiryu Gongen worshiped at Kumano Nachi Taisha, it
is part of the "Sacred Sites and Pilgrimage Routes in the Kii Mountain
Range"
UNESCO World Heritage Site.
£225
Scroll weights: Fuchin will be great with this excellent scroll
The
Nachi Falls in Wakayama Prefecture, Japan, is one of the best-known
waterfalls in Japan. With a
drop of at 133 m, it is often erroneously thought to be the country's
tallest. That crown is held by the
Hannoki Falls at 497 metres
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