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In our collection we have only selected the very best
Paintings by some wonderful artists
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![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() Hawk and Fuji san by Gyokuho 73x24 187X50.8 Known as the Painter of Fuji San we also have two other examples of Gyokuho's work in the Fuji section. His work is always excellent and his scattering of gold dust into the silk enhances the clouds at sunrise or sunset. £225 including box.Reserved |
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![]() ![]() Fish Eagle diving into a wave. A superb painting full of energy. Restored mounts and original scroll wood ends. With box £225 C1920 |
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TAKA TO OIMATSU Eagle on old pine KANSAI 1950 £225. I really like this painting. Kansai's very powerful image of a raptor that has great presence. |
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Oshidori-Mandarin Ducks in the winter A spectacular painting of the very highest
quality. A wooden box comes with this scroll. £450 |
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![]() This fine Hawk Scroll was remounted recently. It comes with a new box and the original painting dates to the second part of the 19th Century £275
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Kawasemi-Kingfisher This is a painting that was on a scroll in the past. When I found
this in Japan This should be ready for the end of November 2009 This will have a box made for the scroll |
![]() Wader-A summer Scroll. A new set of Silks was needed for this very old circa 1850 scroll. £225 |
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Geese flying over Quince. Spring Scroll to show the beginning of the new season £195
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![]() Japanese study of a crane. New mounts |
![]() This picture needs to be adjusted soon. The silk mounts are pale grey and not blue This is a bird on a Cherry tree and symbolises Spring Being a shorter
scroll it is an £195 and includes a box. |
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The painter of this scroll is by the artist Yusin. Painted in the 1920's, Yuson has captured the Hawk watching carefully for its dinner 53x27 inches / 136x69 cms In its own box £275 |
![]() The Magpie in the Willow (Osier Sinensis)
He eventually became the first director of the China Art
Academy and the first Chairman Size: Magpies in China use willow as a nest building material and in the
spring their chattering
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Migratory Birds. 19th century. A very
Zen image and a case of less is more. Measurements : 38.5cm by 197.5cm / 15.1" by 77.7" Material of the roller ends : Bamboo. Technique : Hand painted on Paper. With wooden box. This is an early 19th century scroll of the
1830's and in very good
condition for its age.
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Another beautiful Japanese painting. £295 ($420)
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Tsuru: The Japanese Crane Many classical Japanese folktales and paintings have appeared, featuring the beauty of tsuru in their long necks and legs. They are winter migratory birds, that fly to Japan in October from Siberia and Mongolia, returning the following year in March. In Japan they are valued especially as animals symbolizing long life and are often used for festive designs and decorations. Senbazuru (One Thousand Cranes) of origami (folded paper) are sent to the sick to pray for recovery from illness and for long life. Cranes are also birds that mate for life and as this is such an auspicious behaviour, giving such a scroll to a newly married couple or for a wedding anniversary is a profound and meaningful thing to do. This scroll comes with its own box signed by the artist. Price including post £275 ($390) Sold |
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Ren Yi, the self-styled Bonian Qing Dynasty(1840-1895), is rightly considered as one of the most prolific painters in late nineteenth century Shanghai.. Ren Yi (Ren Bonian) (Chinese, 1840–1896). Shanghai’s location in China’s first phase of modernity and, secondly, the city’s transformation by social change and cultural pluralism is shown by the paintings of Ren Bonian as a key example of that modernistic change in traditional Chinese Art. He has painted a duck that is swimming nearby a peach blossom in bloom .It's very simple. Ren Yi., sold paintings in Shanghai in his early years. He was very good at painting people, flowers ,birds and landscape . Many books of his paintings were published everywhere in world and he has a high reputation. Collectors from all over the world all like his paintings. This was bought in a Chinese Auction in 2009 and is very valuable. It dates from around 1870. We mounted this on a suitable scroll, It will come with a silk covered scroll
box. £195 |
Scroll weights: Fuchin |
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